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AMERICAN NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-An explo-
sion Of a boiler at Wits extensive plan
ing mill, Front and Brown streets, caus-
ed great CONSERVATION. The engine
house and portion of the mill were
blown in all directions, the flying bricks
and iror doing much damage. Several
dwelling houses in the vicinity are wreck
ed. The dead body of the engineer has
been taken from the ruins. The boiler,
by the force of the explosion, was driven
into the second story of dwelling occu-
pied by family named Long. Claude
Long, eight years old, was killed, and
hissister, Stella, eleven years of age,
badly hurt. Their mother and Mrs. Ann
McAvoy are missing and believed to be
buried in the ruins.
FALL RIVER, MASS, juno 27.-The
mills are all running this morning, with
the exception of the Narragansett, which
shut down yesterday. Some of the mills
gained spinners to-day, and others lost,
but on the whole there was a gain of ten
pairs of mules. There is no intimidation
by violence, but the manufacturers say
that threats are made, and a Imber of
men at work yesterday are out to-day
through fear. Men who came here have
been returned home by the spinners.
The depots are all watched and imported
help solicited to return. A committee of
spinners this morning waited on the
mayor, asking that the extra police be
withdrawn from the streets and kept at
the station where they could be readily
called in case of disturbance. The mayor
said he should try to act as adsinterested
party during the strike, but would pre-
serve order and the extra police were put
on to prevent disturbances. The spin
ners would not be interfered with by the
police if they preserved order.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June "A large
crowd was in waiting at the Police Court
this morning when John Kemmley, the
child murderer, was brought in, smiling
and surprised at the crowd. Judge Read
asked the prisoner if he understood the
charges against him. The prisoner
laughed and said it was ''too much Eng
lish'' for him. The Judge then slowly
explained the charge, and asked if he
We're guilty or not guilty. The prisoner
replied: ooh, yes; | did that. Oh, yes:
1 shot her" While q shudder seemed to
run through the courtroom, the man
preserved careless demeanor, and went
out smiling. He was ordered to be i'm
prisoned at Springfield to await trial on
Dec. 3. kemmler says that he wished
to be hanged, and wanted it done this
week. The excitement this morning af-
ter the examination was intense. A large
crowd gathered at the depot, and as the
police feared the mob, State Detective
Josly n and Officers Duane and Ingalls,
took kemmler down to Springfield Jail
IN hack. 9.
The bodies of the children were expos
ed to public view at the City Hall before
the funeral, and a very large number of
people went in. Fully $500 attended the
funeral. and hundreds were turned away.
Remarks were made in German by the
Rev. 3. [. Haule, of the Lutheran
Church, and by the Rev. ]. L. II. Trask,
of the Second Congregational Church.
\ collection was taken for the benefit of
Mrs. kemmler, who has regained her
composure. kemmler has always abused
his wife,
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EVERY MOTHER

VIII greatly add to her own strength and
comfort by the free use of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic, while its invigorating proper
ties that soothe the nerves and induce
refreshing sleep, are impaired through
the milk to her nursing babe, making the
little one quiet, contented, cheerful and
happy-the best way to make the fretful
child good baby" 1t is also a most
comforting remedy for the aged, the
feeble and convalescent: it builds up ard
sustalns the strength, soothes the nerves.
banlshes melancholy, and is incompara
bly, superior TO wines or liquors, while it
does not intoxicate. Buy from your
druggist Jones & Schallsrn 81 90 bot
tie, or sample bottle at 15c., and test
Its merits.
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AGRICULTURAL.

HANFoRD, CAL, June II.
Do you know of anything that will kill
lice on cabbage? Ii SO, please make it
known through the Farmer. &c.
A.-Drenching from the nose of wat
ering pot, with chrysalic soap snds, or
common soap suds, to which a little car
bolic acid-one grain to the gallon-has
been added, are excellent remedies
busting with lime is also advised.
MAsoNvILLE, IA.
Is there any way to keep lemons from
drying up or spelling? 1t is not always
convenient to get them, and 1 would be
glad to know of some means of keeping
them fresh. SCHOOL GIRL.
A.-The best way is to pack them in
sugar; this viii preserve them fresh for
a long time, but the sugar will be flavor
ed with the lemon zest. It can be used
for cake, pies, buildings, or for making
lemonade.
GREEN PEA PANCAKES.
Boil pint of green peas in sailed wat
er until tender and mash them while hot,
seasoning with salt, pepper and butter.
Make batter with a cup of milk, half a
cup of flour with teaspoonful of baking
powder sifted through it and pinch of
salt. Beat two eggs separately; str in
the yolks. then the mashed pease, and
lastly the whites. Bake on the griddle
and eat hot.
BATTER PUDDING WITH STRAWBERRY
SAUCE.
Make batter with pint of sifted
flour, pint of sweet milk, teaspoonful
of butter, pinch of salt and three eggs
beaten separately. Bake in muffin tins
in hot oven, and serve as soon as pos
sible after they are done. They will be
very light but will fall if allowed to stand
long.
PRESERVING EGGS.
OF late I have received several letters
| asking now TO preserve eggs Tor winter
| use, and for the benefit of the writers
and all others interested in the matter, I
have hunted up the following recipes
To four gallons of boiling water add half
peck of new lime, stirring it some time.
When cold remove any hard Jumps with
a coarse sieve; add ten ounces of salt,
three ounces of cream of tartar, and mix
the whole thoroughly. The mixture is
to stand fortnight before using. The
eggs are to be packed as closely as posi-
bic, and kept closely covered. Another
method: First layer of Stacked lime
wet to a consistency that will allow the
eggs tc stand upright in it. Stick the
eggs into this, small end downwards,
close but not to touch each other, cover
this layer with fresh mixture of slack
ed lime, and continue the process until
the vessel is full.
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II you want good appetite, strong digestion
sNsst hre3th. sound sleep. and clear Complexion
use DIR sGiTH,S SrILLfNGIA BLOOD PURIFIER
90 not tell you. that this IS cure for ali ms
biit so positive are we of its merits that we Offer
III good taith SOD to any person afflicted with dis
ease OF The BLOOD. LIVER or KIDNEYS which !
timely use OF this remedy will not cure
fgG y:- hs7e Live: Disease Indicated hxs co,.oa
noCt Dteatn. poor appetite. frequent heat
ache- aaH pain IN the side. yellow skin or any n,
ttisse symptoms. take DIR. Smiths StilIingia Kloi
futiner, IL Is a sare-cure. Physicians RECOMMEND
IL as being Et10 and orsly 5sset15ls re,1eIy and
one 10 De relied upon in all cases. ~
III Is rapidly taking the place of the old slow and
uncertain remedies OF the pas. III oeg bottles haying
betn SOLD during the last few months. 20
T-E y.z lave A!3.ay Disease, with dry and feve--
isa SSH; SapricioGs appetite, pain in the back or
Its Whicil at Ilrles changes to shoulders brea Kin,
Your rest al night and during the day makes yos,
lei .lrei anf respondent. you should use Dr Smifl,
Slllingla Blood Purifier at once Itwill noetirsl,-
cure N.n or we VIII forfeit the above reward.
sE 81, 5-o.-, appearing 4 the form of piun,es
blotcfes Boiis, Ulcers. Scrofula Salt Rheun, RhsT
mslsfl isameness- Sweiled Joints all result fro,
aalse2sed condition of the Blood. INDIGESTION snd
enforcement OF the Liver, for which I)r Sn1,fIst
SfiHingia Blood Purifier is never failing re,Tsss
recommended by the highest medical antf,orifis.
SSer CsiIs 80 Ee7s- the results of copcesfta,
81 Inc Liver ana Spleen. This remedy viii rurai If
IA less time ana more permanently than any ofhs-
Hledcihe. TX should be used by all who need a met
Icii:e 10 strengthen, tone up tnyfvorsta The
entire system Sold by Druggists al IS cts s.ar
DOLE ~ soa 90 not fully understand your dse5S
Tie desire Information free OF charge ~
ok. b A SMITH s CO., Props Erie Pa
For Sale by @. r. Bacon, Manitowoe, Wisconsin
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the en-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send self addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH t. INMAN,
Station ID, NeaU York City.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY

a marvellous Cure for Catarrh, Diph-
liberia, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal injector for the more successful
treatment of the complaint, without ex-
ira charge. Price SOC. Sold by Jones &
Schallern.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all kinds Of Skin Eruptions. This salve
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
in every case or money refunded. Price
25 Gents per Box. For sale by F. c.
BuerStatte,
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hour by deyoting your evenings and spare time to the
business 1t costs nothing try the business Moth.
ing Ilko IL Tor money making ever offered before
Business pleasant and strictly honorable Reader if
You want to know all about the best paying business
before the public send your address and we will
send You null particulars ADD private terms free SAM
pies worth 30 also Tree; you then make M your
mind for yourself. Address GEO. STINSON 4 co.
Portland, Maine. ~
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Dr.JAMES
Lock Hospital,
2o4 Washington q.
Cor of Franklin,
CHICAGO, ILL.

Chartered by the
state of Illinois
for the express
purpose of giving
immediate relief
in all cases ofpri-
waite, chronic, and
urinary diseases
, 1879-08-07

anil III Canada rs ruustn n,nl ANl"-s'r-cam2 81
In mic upa,Iiar t;u:nranr. .hra"rat hf 1'1r =
1utui.y,,, i,ut Ear vi Dnffrr, to Ma' E:,t7" wal.
vnn-TnYlnr. daughter VI Mr.. Watson -lh''.r,of
Erlcstpkc pnrl;, Wiltshire, and n Hiccn vi 'l'r
Mnra,rss Of Iwccdslair. IlM mnr7'ac" snIvlra
wag performed by ti,r Rnv. F. 9. MnDta*u i'nsv'
Ri. M. H., vicar ot Pembroke not:k sud chnp.
latin 10 tic lt..ltev. tsr: Lord bishop 81 ~.
DayIas. The bridesmaids were .1m l,asltes clcn
nnll Jlermionc 1'iprkwoo.i, dauVhicrs o. q"
Fart Of DulrcrIn. Miss Vlctnr!a Wassors-TsY-
lor, Misses i;onstat,ce mud Evelyn Taylor.
aii Miss tf,nslottr Ward. The voluntary
was most effectively randcrna by C1nt. llullctt,
md tie hymns by an efficient clloIr. l'rtlnl
gifts Of jcweiry, plate, ehina, arll oEiects of nrs
we're presented 10 :1s bride All! bridegroom by
ihc Duchess Of st.. ,hlbans, The duchess ol
Wellington, The Marquis AMI Mawlfontss OF
I.ndy 1lcrlno!ne Graham, Lady Caroline taI-
craft, Earl po~te, tlle Countess of CottcnlAin,
tlic Earl nti Cn,lntcss of Dnttcrln.. Laura
Countess OF Antrim, La,lr Churlutic Watsosl-
Tavtor Lady 1.ouisr Ramsay, l.ady .lans rar-
1nr, Laly Emily Peel, i.atly Charles Wellesley.
V;scnlsis Bangor, flscounte.s Bangnr. i!4tiy
t,ilfor, Lady Amc1n Montgomery. Lady Lucy
Calyert, Lady Cllnrlotts Montgomery, Lnhr
'rhcrcsa boyle, t.Allct lleien AMI llrrn1iono
Dlackwco.i, Lady John Hay, tue Dowager Lady
ls lsus, Lady Clanniosrls, aud many others.
, 1879-08-07

distance soutl, of ,sr southern equatorial bnst.
1t IA long Atnl narrow. with rounded enda+ the
Rilcs tting nearly lsarallc il,e rulur Is light.
coiorct, equatorial belts. lis length was Iestt
mated at about ot1e. .t1Eth the diameter of Jup-
ler. Of ,.cariY ls,0D tntca. Henry Wilson,. II
srfy careful amateur astronomer Ot This city,
aao an o.se!yato ' W Of .ne spod o "netoa
nearly a quarter of tho diameter Of
Jupiter. tn. snot Is the most sonspicn-
GUS mark upon tho p'aocts face, b"t
% sssh IT, s s qno w1. wn sne
tremendous velocity. Points on the equatorial
m gone OF ihr p!anet revo1Yc ht tho rnte of Rt,out
2'.ou m11es an hour, or seven nnd hall mica
in n'nc Iaours fll.y-ls. minutes twcnty.six ami n
hall seconds. hy carefully calculating, The revu-
!utiuns OF the planet frutn shc Lime OF an oh
tcrsation OF tsac tpoe, !ts rcappearanco cnn he
slonuny morning, July :,s IL was estimated that
the st.s,t would bo vfs!bla al 1,Iunirht Friday,
Aug. !. 1ruc to the calculation. tic tetracopa
Of The Nr7',ocrat and fhron ~ observer revealed
pEanct's disc. AttIlat time The nlAnet ens " oil
up toward tho zenith nrl mn excellent n!,setya.
tim vns ohtalncd. While t,t,,ic7 observation the
snot moved nearly It's length on the face Of thc
rianst. 50 rap'i is the n!snet's nation. lhe ro-
tnt!on OF aBpot On tie planet frat rcvealr', Ia
nstfonomer4 the revolution OF Jupiter On lis
axis. This spot disappeared III 1Gal. as'd reap-
rcarcd 70 the same tetalltr In 17G. 1t y
a,ntcd that this snot has hern oc"s%io,sal!s
seen ever aimee. Tic spot now visible has
besi soen for nearly tuD Years. a'eorI,lk 10 II.
Trouyc'ot, o. Cambridge, Massa:, although IT,
appearance has nut b.cn generally known until
recently. i is probable that on tic first dis
covcrv III the spnt the color was not very
strongly pronounced, or II would haso bceI,
more Hcucraliy o!lsergcd. DR.. swift. Of this
,elty. haw the spot for the t'rst time nnly about
two weeks nr,'. lie had seen III Cambridge 4
Il ptt N.ftii rn+1 EtSht.
, 1879-08-07

a,r into Visible sscnm, Which fills tho dh.t for :
alnut fifty feet. Tic point Ut contact Ut tho ;,
two Currents Is rs clearly marked ~ u would
bu In tho case of opt,oaitc e0iors Joined aogcth-
rr. The Temperature Ia equally distinct. IN 4
diatnnca Of twenty fert ono passes out OF ar
opprrasiyclv hnt atmosphere to comfortably
eool one, Or vice TcsRa. r.
Tic exact Temperature Of The heated portion:
OF the mines described has not been Astertalned
st.,co The late Increase Of temperature, but tho
water Is said to be about. 150 dcgrecs Fn,rcn-
l,et. Tho effect upon the visitor is to 90 thor
ouEtY heat him that wien fc teaci'es tad sur.
Ince where, before liz dcscruded, he was sweat.
Ing f Tho heat Of the tlay, hu fces a. though no
had suddenly hcen transported to Tho regions
of frf'st md snow. Gold shower after shower
Is searcc'y .u''eiens 70 cool ti,n body, !. takct
foods III cold water 10 roducc Tie tctnpcrat'irt
to normal condition, after which, however,
one feels lnore vigorous than before.
A. ,l.o julia Mins, LAST "Wednesday. Y a. power.
cut OH the e,0M tesel. a. DurlefRh drill was
sen. to drill hole In tho face o. the crosscot at
point about two focf frarn The bottom. When
the drill had advanced nbout two lcct Into tl,a
tho llolt oec,lsrcd. Tho btrcat, was equal ID
twcnty-four mtncsa' inches. md wns scatlln!s
hot. It WAS spoatcA to the distance OF sevcral
cst @ m Fl M s aF .. ea VIA "a s .
scaistIng spray and steam. The stoam also
tIllel tlic end Of ulo ceoss.cut sshere Tie n'an
who had been running tito drill stood. lio was
through Tic jets or boiling xa.er, and even sa-
Ills vri.vn was IN danger of bo!ng auffocatcu
all cooked by the steam unss e..t. 80
uou!t! nrubahlv not lIaye cscapcu alivo b'tt
Tor The drill. Iie opened tito exhaust valve md
allowed tho wtole head Of compressed air to
rusl! ott IN .ull and steady strcas.,. and shts
not only furnt.hcd lin With purc air to breathe,
but also eoo'eti utn protected hs head AMI thu
whole upper part OF Ills bN1y. llit fcllor-woFk-
,ne were suun awaru Vt his pcriloua poast[un,.-.
! fur the roar atnl ruatl OF tie wnttr could bo
/ pass into where he MRS than he could paBs cut.
Finally l:lH mem wtnt out and procured sonto
heavy gum l,auss rrae!.!ng To :e bps, and largo
u,i iieavy gum costs. Guarded by ttese one of
tile Hla, DASHED In through thu stcarn md scald-
Ing spray, carrying To the prisoner llks outfit.
| BhielHed ny their lleavr gum cIotnng Tho pair
| rushed forth aMi waited out along the drift.
| Thu miner had his legs pretty badly scaldcd.
| The watcr IS still pouring III, arl ut last ac-
| counts was slowly EainsnE On The puups. ID
, 1879-08-07
4 MUNICIPAL ROW.

6pfelak IQFf<&PVHsEetktt " lHe 4IkuAHts
slEanorA, ILL.,, AuE. 5.-fllu rcgulur meeting
Of tho City Council came oil last evening, n1al
much !ndixuation Is expressed tuduy In regard
to the courso pursued BY majority ot tho AL
dernen. a largo r4nouut Ut business was
awaiting thetf atteutoh; mud number Ut labor
ors employed Lv .tlIa city weru present, oxpsct-
ttl1g to rccolyu orders for their nAy. 4 cuItEo-
veray arosa on thu amuudlngnf illS Eecurtl Ut tho
previous lnt1tlbg eo tint It might show ttIAt tho
ieptlsrcd rosignAtions q n.ers farcs) 1T Marshal
Forfcstasl and Slippery lsor Nsely wuru duly nc
reptsd by the Maror anA City Council. l'lc
Moy0r refused TO entertain any mu:tun 10 TINT
slfuct, on tl!u grounl that tl,eso men weru not
ut tho tsEua o!ileers Ut iha city, u,ul
consequently sucll pretended designations
could not bu allowed to 20 IN tic
rccords. The fdba entertained b. majority Of
thu citizens IL, that thu seven Alti"rnaiu slI,,
porteEs Ut tAe Afurshal ull.l supervisor suught
to play 4 sharp tJ!rk Oh tt,u Mayor hy getting
li!n. on the rscord as asknowloIg.u thu o'lc1ai
status OF Forsessal a1M! Nisey, thereby a,a!;Ig
point against tl!u Mayur III lho city cascs nov
pvllil'llg In the higher courts. The debate was
warm one, hut uttcrly tuilel to carry the at
tempt to an,end tho rucort. Ait. FIsrflrr savs
"l!a Mayer ~ too old bird to be ca,I.ht with
ehaft." An adlournnaunt toox pIara without
msksng any provision for t4u pnJnuut ot tho
street-la5urers, many ol whom, II ls clalmol,
ara without pouua u Hour iu tl,e house.,
, 1879-08-07
lscoo,,er O1J~uta to Having Eight Yours
Atflett to l{tA AEe.

I,ASooH, Mc., Au9. 1.-Ib Ahs E1ttJr Of the
NanYyl. Wig tt,u1 GaHrttr: In your papur ut
duly 81, ult., yt4 tnuku l.,u n prcaent Ut uight
years which really do not 1lecI. and without
scre!tfns your ktnd ilteuttona | shall feel
obliged ,u return lieu, tn You. You atats u,y'
nyu as u. This would n,uks my birth year Il,
lava hccR 1905 UDt illu grout family Bible suya
waa born IN tlv .i.h Vt Juac,, 1919. Nesv
ll,rY u,sstaEtai Was Years olu when they
toox me in,o thrir arnlsl II must b. 90 II your
uatographst IL right, und have always rcGaI1lcd
I'LL eultur ~ Intailialu US is thD tupr, Pardon
my natural curiosity III desiring tu know aut,,e-
thing Of tllosa "bs.ilru ail siiont years III wbyh
I nust have betE fur Iess nnaY tluu IN my sub
sea,licnt period. When was u Or u yrars Old
should hnto been THANKFUL for tllo Gilt 1t
ycurs, Tut 10 not ,erl tlaa uow. lLsyp
plough already. nut Atn sure vi earnluE nlrru
without tipprlIlln. Un rNarity. ilyu ilm"t W
buit tad, tuo btK Tor u buy ui.tl mol hiv ul.'tlt
lur u lna,I, VITO would til;r tn bn pIuullt imtu
full NlanilutMl NJ u1lsv, vii huut she lstess t"'
euifs " uflun vill,pysu III ril,uniH: ruIIth. fnu
s1Gul; ~ NV Walt u ltanynr as lIu,.Aby ss lss.
iiu MOL b. toa sure M'tAt ntcr.t t.ah ltsnv,t
ti.t Il 4l,ull'1 be cxen,nstl troui shs ,n"yI:aho
Itis vi illet tlENHf NAnb HEEGaEh.
II you hive a Aisk headacl,y .atu i tas' 1t ~.
Vuls G9llllgsu l1lls; w EAaN }AH Wi @ta fstlt,
, 1879-08-07

."Those who sEa reliable to colds aud romantic
aGcetaos shonsd 10 susu ~ tayo It by thsM !" said
Mrs. lastlnIIon ssAtaHtioasly. ''anu even satat-
h1cx or neurology foe tho want Ut IT," 'sTo ullut
do you aliu.lafH nsseh llr. SHunntr. at ha wstcpd
lEe who WAY chaiktMH ths DuetuF's ilkvAssa un lie
door. ''sanfotd'a Janaalca Ginger" shu rupHad.
"Ah, ysh." he lnswGfat. 'ysrY trust II IL 9xcpl-
lent lnIaeat uuih1n3 batter"
, 1879-08-07

= TorK11ffr 1]FHI9cFLI AHy Il.
There IL trouhu In tho giant r!anct Jun'tcr.
A great rcd spDt l,as appeared upon hta ttlsr,-
tmark uf soluu tremendous eonvul.ion. nis'l'-
bsr OF thu Ut,nur4t and E3tr'tsitf6 staH h.s
MaIu ewu observations OF thl5 tefnaFKahta Sput.
trhe trs, wus at O lluurs ~ mluutes Oh slonAaY
muEpIux, July Is, Ihc apos Il situated shott
, 1879-08-07
Marriage ia tGlEh LILO.

,Yefo foiE NGT37. :
4 Eotsco In 1nollier column of to-day's World
aunounrea HE marriage, III The 2 "a of Julv, at
St. Jatnes' Caurch, rlreul!ly, London, OF Cant.
Robert F{adQtick Ward. Wvl knoWu tu this city
, 1879-08-07

II YOU hive a Atek hendacl,y .atu u dna' It ".
yull's EallMesu I1lls; w LuuN }ua VIII sna f.tti,
, 1879-08-07

cluna Is cure for l!psasnansa, or asco'oho
Aiming ,hc ,uauv ea.et of tr.'ch Iha,a n.raonnat
bAo'o.tiYt, Will mention our. An OIL ec1t!E-
t,eu, ),vus nj su:,c t1!slance from this eit'l
atcr orty wears Of slnrd drinking NJ 'ils a9M ~
Co. determined t" try Clnel!'sn. lie nay fcaeIe.
uar uu,ea, at regular intervals, 4'a1t o. WIS,
ky q ,iav,-l.olng ahtc to endure nc1thtf t3ca,s
uor aDstincncc. iIc ronsllars himself rnfe1.
hut. rs a safeguard, keeps tic cachoha po''''
We ind tbat different human bodies adaott
t}ctns.lyea JitTcreIlslv to different drugs 'tild
uo!sons We ind nnn human otxnhisin appcar.
ing IN eeonliurly rerteet ort!er uaSi -" t 'n,tt
Ia h!a ncghhur; but we ilo unit ilnd Inc siets!'a
nle Ia rcforn ovan II ile desires 70; ntnt wa 20
lind li.n III physical condition whc'! conlpcf
htn 70 continue the asy 1eas ,n;..' pIt'os' ae nr1oncc
ntld,Iretj on tho trial VI the rosspir3ng murder
.rs revealed the fact that Tire victim Ind, ieloFe
hr errrut,bctl, taken II sufficient amount Of
nofson lo hayc killed my l,altt:ozen ora'iarytt'-
l,ot, VI tn1 the ureatsBt possible dtl!cro'lce.
1oli'f think II all exaggerated insertion TO say
tint moro than 10 per cent Of The lnrl drinkers
nsc men TINT consume large quantities. III even
Ijiclr husnrss. aild never ret the credit Of hung
ttrtlnkartIs. Careful observation Will CONVINCE
any u,a canable of Discrimination tiiat lhrse
men arc possessed Of a strsnu, greedy al!mcntary
eycrytng whtci, cot,,cs within It's rcarll. 1.elr
ostr1ch etntf1nrhs usc tho alcohol to manufacture
Unity dcrcncrary,n and to prescrvc md
setn.ri I'm tf,u system the dead wnstc.,natkrr.
Il,a nv11crn of these lruwjllG-yats grow obese.
rsoss' Immense, until the accumulation Of
nnusnnorc nrlI nnI feyer.fnt PRODUCES vital
ronTrstim. Inn ,rnrn-ot1t digestive prguus cal
m inntrcr react: faundtcc, lisintesraton OF tlit
iiyer. ,iiflatnWatto,, of the stomach Or uwes, or
i,r1nrrhn,a ri thc snmo. DESTROYS tho shark Of
iIfs at iust
We f1nJ thts c1ass of mon among our wealthy
,,srchonts, m ffIo Ilnarti of Trade. nrontnont
,mr,nt t,"ra of o,tr churches, on our judicial
nnnrhcs. they wnidlc around our strcets, pnfT-
i"r MI h,nwu, i,laznr wth n nho,nhortnt bed,p
n.y. tH.;r tacs,. rs rcady to tltc as any ssll.feti
srinc IN lin 1,rN1pcnort staiis, Tl,uy aycutnu-
f., ,rnn,.t,: ihsv lmili church or cn3ov IN
sa"1,,n,. ii,cr f,ie n1wi tie waiting angels con
,.nr INN, 'ttast - Ahrnhom'a hoscn,. md fho
fuahnun1,,c 'ltvInc forgots to nrcnci trom lie
t"T,. A rirt, man cnu scarcely eutrr Into Tic
Ktn~dt,,r ri 1'a.vcu. :,
Ill. nnrt.dnnr n,.trhbor. n man If nowrrf1I
,p,a,1crt WIN i,ae rircn evcnr. by t,,n way in
.vht,h i,c hn. asrnarS ~ ti. .ve,t. ri his ,tfn,
" snot ~ ,a,.rnvnr n,Hi nrraevcrrncc r1ssrss
81 sscus mnnu"E. ny, sn. ~ ,I,n t.niIa h,,t
,sE "o i1yu ,.t .v t p,,sss"a =" non'1i,;m vk,
,.nis u ,,tn, z, too ann ssn,nI armed viii
fro,N -. FAMILY. nHrsian invr.ts
nstAGT1DIloA IEOlIa HAe 1AAah} pun sNlauf h'%ss7