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National Republican., 1880-09-13
Closing p,y at tI. Rockyiuo roIr

Saturday was the last day of the Montgom-
cry county agricultural fair at Rockville, and
the attendance WIS large. The days pro-
gramme opened with an address by Mr.. VIII.
lam Brooke, president OF the society, who in
troduced Judge Bowie. After q happy speech,
Hon. Montgomery Blair followed with q lew
appropriate remarks The racing commenced
at l.30 o'clock, the irst contest being pacing
race between the following horses Mollio
White Cloud, entered by G.. w. Hess, and Ber.
tie entered by j. ii. Morrow. The latter won
three straight heats Tho next was running
race between f. A. Hickman's horse Jake,
Hazel Ilcsmam's Belle and L. w. Hardcsty's
Stampede. The former won three heats easily.
The last race was between county horses, the
following being entered: Lady Richmond by
A. l.. Gmyc5 Mamie by w. W, Wade, Fannie
Il. by W. II. Rabbit, and SulIie by d. w.
OHutt. Lady Richmond won, with Fannie L.
second, Sa!lie third aud Mamie fourth.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
Tho Truit-Growers' Excursion.

The closing excursion of the Potomac Fruit.
Growers for the present season viii be given
tomorrow on the steamer Mary Washington.
The objective point will be Gymont. The
Mary Washington, upon which boat there will
bo display Of fruits and flowers, will leave
her wharf ut n. NJ, returning ut 10 p. IN.
The steamer COrcoran Will also carry excur.
siOnists to Glymont, leaving ut 10 a. IN. and 5
p. m. and returning about and IL y. IN. At
Glymont thero will DO music, Rotations and
addresses, and in the evening pyrotechnic
display and an exhibition OF the IIcrrimon
lilu lruss.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
Suing for nalnnges.

James Frawloy has brought suit for 81 800
damages against W. NJ. Galt j, q. Ergood W.
IL. Boall and Il. b. Earnshaw. The defendants
wero sureties on a bond given by Mr.. Gait
in bis suit for injunction against h. Clay Jones,
the plaintiff and Others on The iss of re.
straining order, which was 0ftorwald dis.
charged. Tho plaintiff sets down his costs IN
this suit at $780, aud claims that his business
was Injured TO the o2ltuG Of 81 $50
National Republican., 1880-09-13
JULIUs LANsBURGu's SOC. Ingram, 81;
a snYnge Kng. Picker.

William Wheelan, a cart.driyer, while on
his way to the wharf for load Of stone Sat.
ugday morning, stopped at the corner Of Vir.
ginia avenue and South Capitol street to repri.
Miller who was much excited and throwing
stones at a crowd of small boys. Milol's uge
was turned upon Whoelan and ho attacked
him with stoues, one Of which struck Whee.
lan's arm and broke il. Miller then fired
three shots at the cartman with revolver, all
Of the shots taking olect-One in his nose and
two in his hip. Olfccr Howell arrested Mil.
Ter aud locked him up in the first precinct
station, Wheelan was taken to the Proyi.
denee hospital.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
KnnnnlliIln.

The billiard department Of Mcssrs. Miller
& Jones great gentlemons resort Is receiving
its finishing touch from the hands of the artist
and will be opon to the public on Wednesday,
the 10Th instant. In addition to the frescoc.
ing the appointments are all new, making 1t
complete in every detail and second to none.
4 match game has been arranged for p. M,
TO which all are invited.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
Suicide Of an Aioxandrla Lawyer.

Last Saturday morning Captain John S,
Chapman, a wel.known lawyer Of Alexandria,
was found dead in his Office by tho janitor of
the building with bullet hole in his head.
II was evident upon examination that tho
man deliberately killed himself. The ball
had entered the right temple and penetrated
to the opposite side of the skull. From the
condition of the blood upon bis face and Oh tho
floor IT was thought the deed had been conc
mttcd in the early part of Friday night. The
coroner held nm inquest, the verdict Of the
jury being that deceased came 10 his death
from pistol.shot wound in the head, fred by
his own hand while laboring under fit Of
temporary insanity superinduced by illness.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
INNINGS.
l ? 3 4 8 8 7 s .

Lynch's sidc.....,.... o 0 0 . 0 l. g
Dcrby's sidu.......... 3 0 o 1 . 2 ! 49, S
Earned ruus-DcTby's side, 3; Tyncl's, !. Two
base hits-NMscll Eenucy. TAsoe-lGso hits
Powell First base OH bolls--Nloris,cy, Barron.
Fist base ON other Crrur-Dctby's side 3; LynCh's
T. Bases s'Olcn--Dcrby's silo, 3, Lyuch's .. Struck
uut-rcrby's side, I; Lyucl's H. Wild throws
Mcclellan, Warren, Lynch. Mufed throws
CrcUmcr, 3. Flys nisycd--MauscN, Mcclellan.
Ground hits missed-Wi,c, Cleaner. Lett OH bases
Derby side, g; Lynch's .. Time OF glmU--TW
hours. Umpire-Nr Berger.
Tho complimentary excursion to the Ma.
tional club by tho citizens OF tho District
promises to be an enjoyable affair. The steamer
Arrowsmith has been chartered for the oeca.
sion, aud will leave the Seveuth.strcet wharf
next Friday evening promptly at g o'clock.
Tho tickets for the excursion entitle the
holder to admission to witness the bali game
on Thursday.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
NATIONAL picked nine to-day.
julius LANsDURGu's Low Priced Carpet
House, al5 7lh.
Republican Meeting ut yicnnn, Va.

u.
Quite large aud enthusiastic meeting was
h1id at Vienna Friday ,vening. A Garfield
and Arthur club was organized with Captain
George /. Kenyon rs president, Captain II.
l.. Salisbury as secretary aud treasurer Jacob
Ron5ell, esq, and Thomas Singheld, esq, as
vice presidents.
Stirring addresses were made by Spencer A.
Coz, esq, of Falls Church, and l.. s. Emery,
esq, of Washington, upon the general issues
Of the campaign, the record aud merits of the
two parties, and the two candidates, which
were received with demonstrations ofapplause.
There was quite Il representation of demo-
Gratis and what are termed conservatives, pres
emit who gave close attention to the addresses.
After the addresses were finished iorty.lOur
came forward and enrolled as members of the
club, amoug whom were some who had been
hitherto raguIdcd rs leaning in tho other di.
rccion, which indicated that the present ations
Of the issues were satisfactory and commended
Themselves to thinking Intelligent minds.
Every indication in that vicinity is cncour.
aging, and the club will double its member.
ship at their next meeting, which is 10 be on
Thursday evening next.
julius LANsBURGH's SOC. Tapestry Brussels,
National Republican., 1880-09-13
4 DIVIDED VINE.
The at'onals Beat Themselves by n Score
of Firht Tn Three

OF Eight to Three.
The National nino split up last Saturday
ana divided rs nearly oven US they thought
possible, aud tbe two halves filling out with
amteurs mado two respectable picked mines,
with Derby and Lynch commanding tue two re-
spcclive teams. Unfortunately some olLyEch's
men inilcd to put in an appearance, which
weakened his side considerable aud Derby's
team had a little picnic by themselves.
Lynch and the other professionals with him
are not content with tho result, and to-day
at 4;l5 o'clock the game will be ropcated. His
side will he strengthened and that will make
the contest much closer.
Appended is the score Of Saturdays game;
National Republican., 1880-09-13
SEPTEMBER 10, 1850.
From Ex-Attorney General WILLIAMS.

To DE- ron Mosch=isLer, 6l0 NiaetcenM stree,
nOrthrcSt:
DEAR SIR l am about 20 be absent for some
time, and it affords me pleasure to say
that have derived great benefit from your
treatment Of y catarrhal asthma with which l
have been pfll cttd.
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS.
WASHINGTON, 10th September, 1850.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements
Proposals for old material.
Park Cminary-IeopcuiDg.
National thcatG-"Cudrella"
Foid's opera a-h0usc-lliusues.
No II Iowa circle for sale or rent.
Furnished rooms az 1905 II street.
Two large furnished rooms wanted.
Theatre Comique-.'-tyed at seycun
National Fair association, second exhibition.
House No. 1926 IL street northwest. Tor rent.
Mount Vernon T. a. chapter No. 3, T.. A.
A. u.
Two furnished rooms at No, 3l5 First street
southeast
Excursion and exhibition Of the Potomac
Fruit GroWcrs association.
American ana foreign watches az VI. W. Calf,
Bro, & Go. $, ll07 Pennsylvania avenue
John II, Mitchell, veterinary holseshorr,
No 2lO Second street northwest.
Watch repairing, engraving etc, at Dr. W
Gait, Bro & Co.'S, llO7 P0nusy ylyan!a avenue
National Republican., 1880-09-13
CITY ITEMS.

THR Chicago Times says; Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Curo is highly iudorsod by
ministers, judges physicians, surgeons, by men
of literary and scholarly distinction aud by
individuals in all the walks Of life,
National Republican., 1880-09-13

Hcaltb.Onlcer Townshend and the other
members of the party who went down the
river Saturday Qu The quarantine launch look
ing for tho schooner Emma Lewis and other
SO 3pcctod crafts, returned TO tho city last
evening about 8 ociac5, 40 information was
obtained Of tho vessel, although several new
crafts wcgo reported as having entered the
CupCs.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
AM USKHfENTS.
National 1-hontre--"C,nderella.n


Mr. Henry c. Jarrett's sp ctaculsr represen.
taion Of "Ciudorolla' will be the attraction Mt
the National this week, and The array Of talent
presented in the advertising announcements
promises q performance of exceptional excel
lenco. Among those composing the company
may be mentioned Miss Annie Shaifer Of Bal
timoro, who assumes title role, Miss Marie
i5ates, who was the Topsy OF Jarrett * Palmcr's
EUROPEAN troupe, that made so great success
10 Uncle Toms cabin, and who now sustans
me part Of Prince Paragon, Mile. DcLlro, Miss
L1ncas!er and Miss Lizzie Simms, who is a SUI
porlor danscuso. OF the gentlemen there arc
Mcssrs. w. II. Seymour, WHO sang the part of
Sir Joseph Porter over 500 times during the
"Pinaforc" rage, Mark Smith, Ed Connell and
JopucE and Mora, the celebrated clowns.
The scenery which comes with the company
Is now and rich, the ballet will bo large and
composed of good dancers, and an enlarged or
oaestra will render ROssiui's beautiful music
under the direction Of Max Marotzek. The
tiny Cinderella coach, drawn by tiny ponies,
VIII also bo be quite feature. The ompany
VIII arrive here this morning by special train.
Ford's Opera-House.
Owing to the fact that the previous engage.
monts Of the celebrated Barlow, Wilson, Prim-
rose 4 Vests minstrel troupe could not per-
NIT them TO Gil in the entire week 10 this
city the opcro-house will be closed for tho
hrst three nights, but Gu Thursday night the
celebrated quartctte above named and their
large combination Of nll that is OK client in
negro minstrelsy will give their first perform
anco III Washington this season. This troupe
embraces the finest artists in the burnt.cork
hne and the programme will he most amusing
ana attractive The names of Cal Wagner,
sam Price, Frank McNish, Fields and Hanson,
IN addition to the principals above mentioned,
certainly insure an amount uf fun and laughter
which will satisfy everybody.
summer Theatre Comique.
The management Of this popular resort an
nounces "tho great event OF the season."
tho engagement of Charles Foster the dra-
matte author and character comedian. Mr..
Foster will appear IN his own drama Of Saved
at seven," supported by strong company.
An attractive variety entertainment will also
be given.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
summer Theatre Uomiaue.

on DISPLAY IN OUR TAILORING DEPART.
MENT, SECOND FLOOR THE NEWEST DESIGNS
IN sUITlNGS AND TROWsEElNGS FOR FALL
MEAR. ElsEMAN BROS. CORNER IrM AND 4.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
The Natiounl sat.-,,o,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,.,


corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues TO receive valuables Of all dcscrip.
uons lor safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-09-13

To cough and ut the snme time be enter.
tanning is impossible. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Will roach your case. Price 25 cents q botl le.
National Republican., 1880-09-13

OUR INCREASED FACILITIES, BY REASON
or IMPEQYEMENrSA AND ADDITIONAL SPACE
WILL ENABLE Us TO GIVE FURTHER AD-
NANlAGES TO OUR PATRONS LIsENAN
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-09-13

NOW READY, OUR IMPROVEMENTS CON.
ElElED THE ENTIRE BUILDING FOUR
FLOORS AND BASEMENT CONVERTED AND
IN USE FOR THE DISPLAY or CLOTHING.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR.
ElsEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-09-13

THE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.
and.half street, use only S. S, Whites artificial
toeth, Philadelphia. Price, ~ per set. See adyt.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
Thermometne Readings.
ImNIMnllnIIN.

For the Middle Atlantic states, falling followed
in the western portion by stationary or rising ba-
partly cloudy weather, followed by increasing
Cloudlness and local rains IN tho western portion.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
Om $40 MKnnrInhnntn
TIE Nationals play this afternoon.

sut is selling like hot cakes to a hungry man
kutzonstein, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
An Unsuccessful Cruise After suspeeter
IpuIt.

JrLus LANsDunou's 81 Lowell Ingrains,
3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-09-13
baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
sey Avenue and street.

tArriye daily. Others Sunda
e5- FOr tho Time OF depariu
tiSrlnentS elsewhere.
, 1880-11-27

money nway to Ills old soldiers. 1,oans,'
they cll1l tt; hut the loans ure never rCturneh.
Willie nccupylnEn pasttim tlliler tho state
Government III New urlraI,s, l!e wnS n rG-
ccIpt Of salary of sA,tNU: yHt l,c used It ~,
n,t The Ercascr tmrt'Il of u went nwny ~
nm, With hIs sol.llers. | know Of one ,,ot9-
blu lstal,ru where the 1--we af ~! 0ltt Collietl-
cratic sntl'rr s..ve,t I.nhgstreet's life. Tho
st,l,1ier hinlstlf tnll ,np ut 1t. 1t WAS during
tho l,erlul Of tho riots, wien I.n1lgstrcct. NJ
tho head af tho State trn1ps, 80 ltrnsely tonk
command III urrsn1l III tho streets nf NEW
0r1c9,s n1M! helped t" .,ol the ,,io 5ios ,v,,t Az
League side, cngngesl IN The strcet1lglt, said
afterwards lint three iinlcs llD
HIt:w TIFF HEAD OF lrls NtfLE uroN LONG
a sTi.EET,
md three times Ills nrnl. .ttrorpcd With his
finger Upon tho trigger. Ills icnrt failed HIM.
In silid: - could not shout tily old coni.
',1; Mar;le1, eycn II llo was lighting with tho
1.ososrnEEr VS.. KEY.
"tYns tlesn not so,ue tnlk Of putting Long
representative Southern, mnnW
''rhHrt WIS not only \ srgat. den! Of Talk
certainly ls tlono; mid Judge Key eurilcstly
recommended It. Tic President sent for
Key, inquired NIL ntut l.t,ngstrect, al,ot his
pnsItlOll, Ills calarncter, lilly family y,-eytdeht'y
to ascertain wRt sort Uf Il social position
Mrs. lnnEstteet would tnko rs member t,t
the Cabinet. And llnA sslrposetf that IT
wns se.tle!!; but the President llnatlydecldetl
senator Kc1logg's gootl fortune will not
dcscrt him. Thu De,lincrats will not hayc
tho vUtcs II they have tho courage, to at-
tempt to Oust hin from Ills seat, i. u. W.
, 1880-11-27
An OCEAN OF PETROLEUM.
How Abraham James III Spirit Eiaitcd
ilac IButvGlH or thB 1snrt1ls and the
leua,Ilts which Followed tho 1icla-
tton OF tllh Story.

How Abraham James Ill Spirit tia1ecu
the Howels or tho Earth, and tic
leuslllta which Followed tho Ilcln-
tIon of tIlH Story.
Nrtu iork Sun.
Trrrsvtt.1.E, Ia., N1v. G].-" Yes, 1t wasn
mysterious affair, intccd," sald Il resident OF
this city yesterday referring to tho rleasal1t-
yil!e oil excitement a,ltl tho celebrated oil
we'll that wis saitl to llaye hcen located by
tile spirits. "Nobo,ly ever dreamed t'laro
was oil III 1'leasantv|le up to '0s; or, Mt least.
II 'lc tltt think 50, the opinion was tint 1t
was only IN s,nall quantities, and 1t would
never pay to develop thu territory. Up to
TINT tlate plcasantyilte was nothing but n
unict country village, only stirred Whenever
,Sief MY 70 os 5 soe sre Ss os o Wa'cr @ 'f e
1Sss fssre sfas sea a"s, ars,pS II 1 hsre u Il It ss
II n,ntt lln,ne.l Ahrnl,nnt Jailes. 1fo hntt
ass's Ers sxts Il o owns fp Ss pesss syeF i T. ay
ter,aislr.l Il thorough, belief IL Spirtl'aisn,
md used td devote most of his tllne In conl-
| munlig, | lhlnk they call It, With dlsc1h.-
SSs roHE ea4toynt sR ss swsFs Mss ws fany
speaker, n,1ll n Shining Hight nsnong his fol.
| lowers. lle was ecccn,rie III Ills way, n1it
w. to tlIe wiilter ot ~ Ind never benefited
| !" but .lle 1nat[u \ ten strike, anu no mis-
takc, either through tho assistance Of tile
supernatural or by, z remarkable coi1!-
ctlgncc.. l hnvo heard, Him relntg tllo story
rrosInclns weli W il i'lcasantyille. lie l!ad
several .lays, S,i, rs ie expressed Il, tho COLI
tlittons wcro moro than usually favorable.
9sw a te la "Sst t st rs.ea se1ts SS5s os
day he was riding n!nl'g tho road when Ito
exi,ericncgd q strangv sunsation,, similar, to
that which nttackctl lin Just prior to going
"aes sss Sst Il s dro re 1fS Il ta s m
viii, mud lle WIS obliged to yicld: Tho spirit,
Or rtnyisible power. then grapplel James, md
compelled hlM, to get out 0f hts buggy: TlIci!
stltehcs, alnl WHOM llc came to'a fence the
spirit raised him Into tic MIR md lteW over
With him. At length 10 was haltad Mt Il cer-
tain spot near tic Village OF plcasantylllo
The,!, aecording to Its story, for | am rclat;;
lng It exactly rs i,e told ine,-tho ground
il.pelled By bis spirit friend, Mr.. james md
HURLED OF fora coisi,ictnb!G distance, it'll
descending Into the bowels Of tho eartl':,
Finally, Ja,nes WIS brought to, n halt md
sight astonlspetl him somewhat. Stretched
out befure linn nnd extending NJ, far rs tho
cye could rtMeh WAS NJ, ocenn Of petroleum.
!" Nfter allowing james p gnzu lll,on tllls
vixitant suddenly w!.lsketl lin, 10 tho surince
Of tic earth Ag,,ltt, anil he becnne lnSenslhc.
Thu rest ilis hecO'no n ,nntlcr 1i otl-rcEioll
history. The hint WIS aillpy sufficient. Mr.,
anything, except spiritual manifestations
mil W told his story to some capitalists. I! II
nlodllie'! form, aud they agreeA tg holr l,ll
put dowh n well. Drilling WIS begun the
fourth santi rock. md . l5o.bnrrel gusl,er
tho first puyinE well IN thu Ile,lsnntyillu dis
, 1880-11-27
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heaBunab!e projects Of nsca feformi Ttlo osoneu1
In public expoudttureAt opposition TO sapsae. ~
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ton Of equal rights " all cttens, North nna 7o1'
, 1880-11-27
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, 1880-11-27

Fur The Clfftaaa Tribune.
Go, r,y letter, to my 1--we;
10 her lips my kLssea bear;
Toll her thAt her lov1r gutrtls
ln his heart hur Illagu fair.
Tell her tllnt she rcigI,s alone,
ali8tr1sE sho OF rtorY th0tIghti
Queen. WIN Htaa apun tho thrOno,
Ny allegfApco must not tottOt,
When she sees fncc. this know:
Hilu with kisars theu will greet,
O uuuld hut tnko thy pEuto,
And instuad my tlarlliR illoot;
Ito dcyolitett With hungry eyes;
ltc5t--whuru ftthtl &lono shnlt Eoot
Whol, She's rp,Isl th,eby0ry line
LII tllb Aavon Ut her brcnatI
Nov, 10, 1880. N. 8. o.
, 1880-11-27
Extraordinary Chaapnass'

While tho ps,os Of single subaesipuonssw TT wTa1uuss
a. tsl year, ttes aoplas OF TUE ,'o.t.as p.s.
pald, una " my ans oa,, make Up caa 1rAH ~ i
ius, II toa,cos tlls pslce 10 ONE nus .nass sijl b
XEAM, For Twenty Dollars ~ snsy u.p .p.ao Of ~
sunt Gnu yosE, and q ssoa copJ 70 inc sss'~'
dTbk
, 1880-11-27

After tllBdB exercises llaYC tfGEn ttlorOuEn!y |
E'tii's ar ti,scs oars tu f', Il os!on syie "slia.
consists In sitting w!tI' @ t!!o
ieft hcnl under the t,o'y n,'s t,o rsEl't Nc!
advanced, mt! holding, tlle hig too nt ule
lie ieft Ips foot witI, Tho lcft hald. which causes
tho lower pnrt 0f his face to rest tlrmiy |
a9nl,st tlle hreast-bone. 1ie must also ac-
custom himself TO-
srASntSa on Ills HEAD.
specially caIe,iaie,! e eyelGn n. oT;tnate t,,
endurance f. nntnta!tnK hinscif ,1i H. t'is ntIe
regimen, lle must lalit,ate himself TO t'!o
,fsS Ear s aay a, i ,ni,tes s o %sshc % takins esrs
yo!1,,ao With ,ioblo tlelIberatioll. 'fila inlla-
!a!'oH st eo;s t"e!se sfos inc sxt *.
icurts to lMcatl,G ouly through The, ,,cstr!s;
tticn to fnl,uc n,u rctAln atmospheric atr;
llnnlly, to inl!Mlo with one nostrll md ex''alc
It It viii Nil be observed TINT onc Of tho min
tendencies OF tho fukir system Of Eyl,l''as-
ties Is to bring The inynluntnry processes
unttcr tic control Of yoiltloll; These fGsptr-
atory exercises are not lmrtict!arly a,,enit,
few experiments. llayn personally IND
very llttlo practice ~ EXERCISES Of this kind;
but / can repent, without lntotIvenelce, nfiu
sln%y npd stnctly sid twH ro stnz9S ~ o. h@ D9s
amounting to about l70 syllnbles. involving
iii equal number of vocal Impulses nllt &C.
Curylng ab0lit three minutes til pro1llll'cin-
tin ail ptcsMnte !t io," m1u ,''.,'.S s,,,, W.
expiration from tic lungs Into 800 or 4o0 sep"
nrntc vocnI Impulses.
llnyliig perfected himself % ;, n tncso &c n''"or
EXERCISES !u "'sc1v ns. snu''. a,,. ~ "
or THE ToSnuE,
onn nYrrv weak In1tllulintnly after these
imctsioils tho tongl,e Is slrokel niul pulled,
a,gt carefully rubbed With astrinEsnts: Tho
lc,jgtten tIiu tongue nn.i roiier it plinhle.
iic now practices turnI11g ti]at member over
backwursl, and elosI.ag tho throat witt, It's
}oint, having previously inhac!l as lorgc +.
lis IiIn Itaes n ani W cpsastrtam i viii ad;nt. Tho
lwSt Yten Is to HnbItuNte himself to livlug
With tllo n ni,asa1 passlgcs aud tic ears stop.
pcrrd With wax.
These arc tho main exercises upon which
tho fukir relies for perfection III his art.
Upon examination of tlcn, ns constituting
regimen tno inquirer 'as t'g tn r%'s'ss ~
ot tifeo separato groups all tcholns "
sltGio qe p%nrnose. % @ ,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,o ,,.,.,3o
rules is tf strictiy p,iysioosieal, mid tsiuis to
establish nutrition noonniing In lleatfori'i-
aslxes' Willie very uncXcti,inE: ,,,,,,,,s AZ,
Id,o seSoaG group, "tacn tels 'Fe4Ss t' ',Som ,o
peculiar ostinncy @.'l pe1,ssttenco Of yoli.
lto, n'! !" o,it'G tad t,s,5n !.1svlt5 noeeSTSh.s :Tha
s1r tto G9nafo Of ,r fn'rseIess so,. m .srr1c ~ ~
nX1enl 70 %G M NJ. to sa 11TGr " TT f sn uy oH ~
Engitsllfiltl1l, VIVID WIS cxnil1li1eu W ta!H uest
physicians Of lIEs tlny, and whose aIl!lty TO
arfs Io T., ', Ky @ ors,ts ~ nrfnct :;ns ~
n reset ~ rs ow @ y persom ra saf n s'! i!Fo
~ mere estort Of WI, Is sf!efm'gns fsuaIF ~ IL r.,
tGstct. Mill ttDtll llot yea tltElse!i ln tlle
angels" says ';, strange Joseph Glaiivi'' NOR