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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30
GAINESVILLE Times-l

Many of our readers may be benefited by
the following reliable statement from Messrs-
A. Heilman & Son, the weil-known Druggist
Of this city, who write: We have sold thou
sands of bottles of that valued medicine
Hamburg Drops-and every bottle that we
have sold has always cured. 1t never missed.
We recommend it as the best medicine we ever
sold, and could furnish statements of cures
sufficient to fill the largest paper printed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

A HORSE in Nevada, being sick with
collie, ended his sufferings by deliber-
ately dashing out his brains against the
stone wall of the corral. 1t was in Neva-
da, also, that a pet dog recently COM
mitted suicide by drowning.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

The CHARTER OAK COOK STOVE now ir
my kitchen has been used ten years. Ii
bakes perfectly with less fuel than any stove
that know of; is perfectly clean, no dust oil
ashes escape into the room, and | cheerfuly
recommend it to any housekeeper wanting .
first-rate stove.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

After many years. trial, we satisfied
that the CHARTER OAK is the best Stove we
ever used, and cheerfully testify that it is
the best adapted to the wants of the general
public of any stove in the market.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

UNCLE SAMUEL HALL says that St. Jacobs
Oil has limbered up his limbs and he is now
ready for that foot race on the Fourth. We
are ready, too, Uncle. You did the fair thing
when you notified us in advance that you had
used "St. Jacobs" We can prepare accord
fnp
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

All our customers agree in saving that the
CHARTER OAK is without doubt the best
Cook Stove they ever used or sold, and be-
lieve its large high oven. ample warming
closet. and excellent Reservoir, make it
the most desirable stove that a housekeeper
can bIIV.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

You can live on Malt sleep on Hops, resist
ague and malaria with Caisava, and enrich
the blood with Iron. In short, you can find
new life in MALT BITTERs, made of infer
mented Malt, Hops, Caisaya and Iron, as
every druggist will tell you.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

PAYsoN's INDEIIBLE INK is the best for
marking linen. Sample will be sent post paid
for Soc. by F. FL. Stoddard, Northampton Mass-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

WuHoFr's Fever and Ague Tonic, the
old reliable remedy. now sells at one dollar.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

Every one of the more than 400 900 CHAR
TER OAK STOVES now in the hands of as
many housekeepers have proved eminently
practicable, easily kept in order, doing all
kinds of cooking quickly, clearly and with
great economy of fuel and labor.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

Four young men were arrested at
Lowell, Mass, the other day. for play
ii@ cards on Sunday.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

TIE common sense" or broad heel
shoe comes into fashion this fall. Wom-
IN is broadening her understanding.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE is unrvalled for its
speedy healing qualities. Price pc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

If afflicted with Sore Ewes, use Dr. Isaac
Thompsons Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

Frnzer ANIc CreHHe.
Best In the world. Made only by the Frazer
Lubricator Co, at Chicago, New York and St.
Louis. Sold everywhere.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-10-30

moments by the nightmare of fence
with more angles than a starfish, and
more sinuosities than a grapevine. And
when slumber Stunned his feverish
eyelids, he wondered until his brain
fairly whirled if this fantastic fence was
really the shape of his long-suffering
neighbours vengeance, or only horrible
dream.
The next morning the fence was there
in all its ghastly nakedness. But, about
ten o'clock, lively-appearing young
man, in plaid suit, Il very small hat and
very large diamond (best flint glass;,
a very ready but easy manner of speech,
and a large cigar, made his appearance
on the field. attended by two assistants,
n step-ladder and bucket of paste.
After INDUCING in trio of select
objurgations and spirited remarks, gen
morally derogatory of the fence, these
gentlemen brought up their caissons,
opened their timber chests, and went
into action.
The Mortified Mr.. Baseline looked on
in speeches. helplessness, as their act
i've hands spread over his neighbours
startling fence II grotcsque and gor-
geous array of the yellowest of tawny
lions, the stripedest zebras, the spot
tedest leoparGs, tigers with glittering
teeth, and writhing serpcnts with ter
rible fangs, impossible elephants and
improbable rhinocerOses, all tearing,
shifting, gouging, lacerating, crushing,
mangling and devouring each other in
one awful delugc of green grass. blue
sky and red blood, while over all thun-
dered forth the thrilling announcement
that the Thrice World Renowned
Equescurriculum and Monster Masto-
don Plesiasaurian Caravan and Phe-
nomenal Hippo-Olympiad of the ORR
ent" was coming.
Mr.. Baseline could see no more. He
damned his hat down over his eyes,
>~pd hoarsely remarking to his wife that
ID would flow for this, hurried away
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22

hdlttit, Qanotl uno JnOuttrie IN BEN.
ielben 5u belebtn seiu&t unO nit ben
frembtn Md&ten leiblid sutt Diploma.
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oeemEnaWF!ael 'e 9e7'tOe11o0uh9 oe3D. SDel'
|idbri0em Mufentbolt oaielb.t i'm Sinne
nAa Mrt TV MI;n unA Q Asa Ner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22

man bolfe, bab Oerielbe bur& Be Der.
binouna bon Bon3aIss snt Dias nm.
m6sli& sema@t nerbea bdrite.
Sn peI&er Deiie nsn bic Saans1ro.
tion bon GonIoIes bor I'D eebea unb
usl&e Aoniaiaro ration q Reyiee seben
uito; ;smas Die 3utunit lebren. 0en
otmud& &R i9e;oenbea YrdfSeaten 4sr.
firio 9ia3 mub man abr Die Aaerisn=
Hunt 5ouen, bat e Elm sntsr HrdFoeai
mar. Gr bat ben 6rieosn in 2anbe 4.
balteM 3anoel uno 5uouftrie in ben.
ielben ~ belebtn seiu&t uno nit ben
fremotn Md&ten Ieiolid eute Diploma.
tif9e g.rbinOunsen unterbalten. unte,
9ial ta6en nd bic B.rbdltniiie il
Ms1ieo uno teiIen Be)iebsneea 3au
Aus!anoe neiIentli& 9ebeh.rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22

Oieitn llnius Gin jdbes gnDe bereiteu; J;
bas iinnioie Gef&rei iiber o.n .einistn
Siotn" betitumnatr. lnb i'd lebe ber;
poifnnne. bnb nod por Der prdFben.
tenpabl bes 5abres 1884. e i'm 6l.
ben iopobI ME in Roro.n 3lu.i porteisn
esbsa pirb. oersn G&eiolinien Md!
biz 1inien Der 1arbe ober Der Rage
fno. Sbrs,e. u
s 81. s8si s. 8. 6taIlo.
Na&b.u, Ser Brief perleien ,porben
NOR. brad Elm grobsr Beifal1sfurm
aus. d
psrr 6. %. Rittrebee belt BAN, auf
;oHeemsines g.rlaneen nod cine tur3.
Aniprn&e, porin q bemertte. bob bic
Rfpubl blitAnes jett gum triten Nalt aus.
fiaetn, boB Elm 3ablfampf ni&t. per.
-f6nli4 stfibrt ,ntroen foute. Dies
tomn,t babtr, bab 9err @arF.lb, ber
ganbioat ber Republitaner. 5u Diel
|Drtd am 5ted,n babe, ,pd6renb ber
G1oratter bts 1rn. 1aneod ni&t q.
|folpr.i& anstgriifen ,nerben t6nne.
3ur. 3.it Der Grebit. Mobilier. ltnteriu.
dung babe Der Cincinnati Commercial
d. 9. erildrt, bob @arftelb Die politi.
|i4sn Blottern babe. .popon, tpit Ser,
E9ittreoge uaeinte, Die 6puren ii@ nj.
|miroen berpii&en lai1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22
Collins 4 8rii,,,er,
st c bta= y II ~ 4 1t {

st c d t s. - II ~ d ! t Z,
unb 6Tentlide Mota &c.
Office: BeQ's Blod, @t. @ermaiuat
obertaB 8eidtr,'s eef@dftslofal,
st. Gloub, minuefota.
Meiie>Binete flr bie beFen unb biuistep
DaNpferlinien prompt beiorst, 3oHn,ndtey
eeieblid ausgeitellt nno leaaliiirt; grbid,af
ten billig uno prompt, einfdHirt, (Spejialt.
tat). Geiiepdhe mad europa idnea unb Bit
Zig beforst
D2sn Der 0ifiee piro DeVtldI eeiDro
den. Fl 81 /
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22
9r. =. 3. 8righat,t,

(sfa@folserbes Dr. MeD Donalb.)
Mrst, wunbar3t unb @eburtsbelfer.
Office aber @dult' Gleifdmorft.
@obnuus an Dr. McDonalb's . altem Tlate.
Rranfenrufe aus ber 1lmgegenb nerben
teberaeit prompt beior9t. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22
Ser meme 8rdfib tnt Merito's.

gnbe SUM bob.n bie 9rimdruablen
in Me1;co itattg.funben uno am IL.
Su!i traten Die. Gleetoren 3niamu'e'r,
I'm eintn Na&foleer fur Potirio Diaj
au erpdblen, bei1en Amtst.rmin am /.
December 1880 3u gnbe 9ebt. Sic
4rdfioentenmabl in Megico erfolgt in
d6nIi9er Weife ME in ZEN Ser. 6tao-
ten uno tommt auf il 500 5timm9eber
'ssin Glector. Die 8ablen Der gleeto.
rtn iino obne groBe grr.suns erfolst.
Sur ON ein3elnen Drtidaften Inn e in
Wabltase 3u 6dldsereien. Sn Re.
.oolution miro betanntli& erit Dor ober
mad Beiibergreifung oes Amtes bur@
oen Neu'@ '@emdblten .sema@:~.
Der mann, benz nab ben @ablre.
iultaten BON II. Suli Der pieridbri9e
Yrdfbs nti&oftsteru,in in Merieo suee.
fallen iol, 1T Der @eneral Manu,l
@onaales, Elm alter 2anbstn.bt, bem
g gan3 slei&giltig if, ptl9er So&e
e bent ,p,nn e nur feline &e&nung
iinbet uno ieinen Gbrseil b.frisbiaen
tann. amerieanii4e @tpublitsn ia.
Ben leiber bic Gi9entblmli4teit off
|Soloaten fur bas b6&ite gipilamt il,
|nebmen unb Elm ,,,tgieanii@er Yrdii.
bent, Der nidt @sneral ,udre, if faum
oentbor. 8eiaster @on3ales mar bis-
6er Der infinite @enoiie b.s i,biaen
9rdiibenieu Yorfrio .DiaL BON BEN {,
|friber auu, Rriessminiter unb ham
gum Dber. Gommanbanten Der 8rup,
pen in ben Beitftaaten semo4t wuroe.
pel4. etsuuns e nod i.st Elm.
|nimn,t.
@on3ales tpurbe in Matamoros, boa
in Der Ndbe Der teganif&en @ren,e liegt,
|oeboren, 9eb6rte pdbreno oes .Reform.
Rtieses" !" por 20 Sabren 3ur eonierbati.
ben Yarte; unb fo9t i'm Wsai 1882 bei
puebla onf Der @eite Der fron36fii9en
Snsoiions. s.armee. 8ei 8uebla Duro.
er gefansen genommen uno i&lob iid
- Is
Der gart.i oes Benito Suare3 an.
Dem e Bis gum aobe oes Mo1imilian
cute @i.nite als General ltiftett. Bei
Der Renolution BON 1871 itcno e aul
Der 5eite BON 8orfirio Dia3. ben {.
au9 in 1876 frdftie Bel Ser Ganbisatu,
iiir Die Yrdiibentl&aft unterftiiste.
Gonaoles 1T fein popnldrer Mnnn. 10.
|uobI oie liberale 9artei, als ou9 iein.
gollegen in Der armee iin6 ibm gebdI.
Zig unb bie Me1;caner mirbeu oiesmol
cine Nusnabms maiden, lDsnn iie bi,
grmdbluno BON @onjoles, obne g 5u
elmer Ianb.sabli9en &epolution fom=
men 3u lalIen, poriibtrgeb.n lisben,
Depel4en aus Wlegieo, bic bic io6ri41
bon Der grpdblun9 @on5oles bradten.
bslagsn. baB man il, 2a,,be ben aus'
1trua clues auifanoes teflra!s', ads'r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22
metropolitan : Saloon,
Observation-Disclosures.

bon -
SDbn Sc 2Dna
on .. glberts 8lot, bem Central Sanie
segeniiber,
st. Gloub, Minneiota.
9en beften s9ein, bic bortreflidifen 2;>
ausre, ouseeieidncte eisnrren nnb fets
friid iddumenbes 8ier tolte id. fiir n,eirs
@0jte tereit. 8eionbers enpfeble id mci,'ep
Morblanb 8orn.8ranntme;n. 5nr 8ebie.
nun9 beutfder Gdie birb Serr. 6. Gilbert
ftets an Ylabc ieia. 2l-1i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22
@ef@dfts<8artei,.
W. Z. Beebe, ~. .. o
Mr3t uni Bnabarst

St.GIouS, Mtnnefota.
Office neben Mobertfon I u 19r,na&erae.
f@dftSt @ermain strabe,i,. mel&er n,ar
i'm ipreben faun Bel 9ae oberin ber Nadbt,
~potern Elm arantenruf feline abnefehbeii
ui9terbeiidt. III 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22
&i&ter 6tollo'S Brief.

I%SVS'V VSssStsy I0s8SN suIIS"s
&i&tex 6tolIo'l 9rief.
Gineinnati. 10. suli 1880.
Sd fam Sbrer Ratifeations.9.r.
|iammluno ni4t beimobnen. Allein id
bite sic, in neinem Namen su ia9tn.
|bob mir bic domination Son qnneod
unb Gn9liib bon gutter @otbeoeutun9
fir Die Woblfabrt Der R.pubIit ju iein
|i&eint, une bab ID bofft, bisie Nonaina'
|tion m6ee on Der Mublurne cine 9ldn..
3enoe 8titdtisung finoen.
Die Sie mifien, fdlob ID mid ,pdb..
|reno elmer langen &tibe BON Sa5ren
|pon 1866 bis 1872 ben 8eitrebun8en
Der r.pnblitonil8en 9artei al. SD
bin Bli ber lltbers.usnne g,tunst,
oab bi. 8m.de, 81 oenen biele Bartei
|ee9rilnbst murbe, i.bt Die Rotbp.noi9-
| teit beoinstn, ben 2tuttn ptl4e ieit
lfiinf3ebn Sabren Die partsi, uno 6ur4
llie has 2ano, bebtrt{4t baben, ibre
lstetnmdrtise Ma@t 3u ent3itb.n. 9it
beborrli4t ulurpation feitens Der no,
ltionaltn 3eeierune bon @,palten bic
tibr ni@t 3uiteben, unb Der Mibbrau4
oerielben au 3ned.n bes &aubes unb
Der l1nterbriiduns. iino no& meinem
Grmeiien Der Mutre&erbaltun9 ibstr
IAutoritdt innerbalt I.9itimer @rtn5en
teinespees f6roerli9. Man fann
foiei.r Rsaierune nittt bobur@ ~ A&.
Itune unb @e6oriam perbelfen. bob man
lie bo3u btnutt, Monopols 81 f9ofen
ooer Observation-Disclosures auf 6ffent.
Hide Rofen Morf4nb 3u leiften. Mu.
lberbem miro g mir f4wer 3u slanbtn,
looB bic &lei4beit Der politil4en Btrt@.
lti9ung ouer Birger unb Die Reinbeit
Der 6Fentli&en @ablen babur4 &c,
|pdbrleiitet nerbtn tonne. bob man 81.
Boblarn.n xnter Die ausf9lieBli4e
gontrole Der berri@enben Yartei felt
I-iel6it menn bi.ie Gontrole ni&t IN.
mittelbar BON 2tuten oeabt pirb, Die
:aan eiqtn3 3u 3ueden oer Qe,ualtfa.
men 3erft6runs g'sntrii&tr Maiori.
|tdten bcIolott batobtr boB mon 3,l
Mitteln sreift, nie oi,ienisen, bic aIei4
na4 btr lsttsn 1rdfioenten,Dobl mil
II9ulfe uno 3uitimmuhe @orfelo's in
l2ouiFauo sur An,penoung gebrodt
wurben. llnb ID bin auber 6tanbe
ein5uit6en, hob bic 8efleibung bes
MobiIon D,1s apb f.iaet 9elfersbel.
fer nit 6ifentli&en a.mtern gum 2obn
|fiir oas i4amlOi.ite, politii4e 9erbre-
lden, oas in ben annolta unftres Qan.
|oes ptr5ei9net ftebt, eoer Der gtrfu&,
G6saer Y. Artbnr gum gorFber b.s
I5enats 81 MAIDEN, fir bos ernite wor.
boben, uniern gibilbisnit ~ reformiren
uno su rtinisen, Gin beionoers 9ldnSen.
Beg 3euonib obItgt.
Db Bic benlotrattf6e Bartei BON ben
1ihr nMs rem Mpfik hrr Mpn;rrn.,n er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22
=. Glo,.d $ifr a|alls !
S,alius DD,o,inic,

Salins Dp,simic,
xa9islsfr bs1 9sbs Sserler. erie 9bar ne.
ben Dttensmeitr's Store.
et. 0lsa>, sRinuefpto.
gin bor11aIi&es eIaS Bier, neba belea
Ssrtea bon Bein, 2e.Sr usb Giaarreu ttet3
larat. bie and elm grter en- 4 d, um bie
1Darf'sea irtrdnfen nab ennsrisen su ipei.
~. -. 4S-li.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-07-22
Oroft gfatife tipnS. Derfanen,lnHs
Der Demofr ID Cincinnati.

Orobt Matif atipnS. 9 rfamnal1ns
ber Demsfraten il Cincinnati.
Soften 6amita9 Absnb bieIttn bic:
0emotrat.n BON Cincinnati cine erob
artise Qualifications . 0triamulung in.
Der oortistn Muiit. polle, mobei Bic
adtb. 6erren Jo1et, Groesbed. geno.
Teton, Marb, Carp, Soroan, Garbtrrp
Eunb Rittreooe patriotiiae Rebtn biel>
ten, ip.l9s BON Der et,pa 1000 4erfo.
nen ,dbleaotn Mofe nit aroben Gnt.
|buiiasmns auf9tnommei1 ,Duroen. grn
|&i&ter @eo. Qoablep. lpel4er profei~
|foneller @ei&dfte tuto.n ii& in Chicago
aufbielt, uurbe Elm 8ri.f ptrleitn, no.
rim il. 4. bemertt pirb, bob mai, ME
oerg,lien folltt, baB @otfitlo elmer ber
4rdFbenti 4minbler ,oar, Die
fir 9apes Die prdfoentf4aft eefto6len
boben. Der a@tb. Sobn s. Gollet.
perlas bann einen 8ri.f bes Rerrn
t&idttrs s. 9. 6tallo, tpel4er eben-
lfo1s perbinbert mar, Der 9triammluno
beisnuobnen, unb ben mir ieines ollst.
uein interefanten 5nbalts mes.n na&.
febeno mostl,4 fol9en loilen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-07-22
The Bones Of q Saint.

Last week the bones, OF a Catholic
saint were received in this city on their
way to Cincinnati, where they will be
deposited in a nunnery. Originally
they came from Rome 1t was neces-
sary at the Custom House that the case
should be opened. 1t was found to
contain handsome box of stained wood
curiously wrought and having gilded
claws for supports. The bones were
those OF st. Discolius which were first
discovered in the year 1902. On ex-
animation the head was seen to rest on
two cushions of crimson silk embroid-
cred in gold. A crown of flowers and
a golden halo encircle it. The clothing
of the body was silk of various colors.
richly embroidered. One arm lay across
the chest and grasped branch of palm.
Near the head was a glass vessel set in
brass, which it is supposed contains
the blood of the martyr. The interior
of the shrine was ornamented hand
somely.--N. 7. Tribune.
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What is Healthful Exercise!

This is question we propounded to
one OF our leading physicians yester-
day. He did not answer it specifically.
GA man in q sedentary occupation"
said the doctor, ought not to take
violent exercise. Exercise, like every
thing else that is good, should be taken
in moderation. That is the objection
to rowing and kindred amusements
They are not healthful because carried
to excess. Horseback riding is good
exercise, SO is walking. But whatever
the form of exercise do not pursue it to
extremes
There is deal of sense in what the
doctor says. Nearly all the great pugil-
lists, base ball and oarsmen, pedestrians,
athletes and men who are specially
trained for extraordinary feats of physi-
cal endurance break down early. They
exhaust their stock of vitality prema-
turely. 1t is the natural development
that is most enduring. What men need
in every pursuit in life is "staying
powers, tenacity, longevity and even
ness of muscular growth. Sudden
spurts of strength impinge lightly upon
either the economic or moral results of
life. For this reason we may prudent
ly accredit that rule the best which
commends to us moderate amount of
physical exercise, and regular intervals
as regards time and quality. Boating,
base ball, pedestrianism are none Of
them necessarily unhealthy. On the
contrary they are healthful, and
a delightful combination of reerea-
ton and physical development. But
how few use them wisely as tools for
this purpose! The great majority in
dulge to excess. The excitement of the
contest, the fierce requirements of III
valry and the potency of example carry
the enthusiasm to high pitch and the
physical frame is taxed to an injurious
degree.
No sane person denies the value of
food. 1t is essential to life. 1t is pos
sible to live without exercise; it is not
possible to live without food And vet
ii "a man were to partake of food as he
sometimes partakes of exercise he would
be accounted a fool; for, if he tasted
two or three days and then gorged him
self with all he could eat, he would be
aspeedy patient for the physician. And
yet, in SO doing, he would only be step
ping into parallel niche with the man
who takes his rest and exercise in about
that proportion of time and intensity.
The up-building of physical manhood
ana womanhood is one of the great priv
lleges and duties of every human life.
The future not only of individuals but
OF nations depends in large measure
upon the wisdom of the rising and flu
ture generations in this respect. Ma
ture builds up by the slow but continu-
Gus process. The vegetation that springs
up in night is comparatively valueless.
The wood of steady and uninterrupted
growth has the best fiber. Exercise,
rightly used, is an element of human
physical development. Wrongfully or
lmmoderately used it is bane.-Bur.
hngtoa HaWk-Eye.