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M JOE

KIDNEY AND LIVER DlsEAsa AND RHEuMA.sn
-luyPkHED IERkIBLI,-iNothlnR Seemod 70 hell
ne could not got out Of bed. Dr. smith cured mGn
SEPT. PHilLIPa
suffered tor Year,; patent @sdi ire JAILED 70 help
Dr. smith 0'nple ~ sIfsd R''
OBS oBpeidh 4 Co., Wheeling, ", Va.
DIsPERuA Al ULcEGArRD STOMACH -dTr0at
'a atSd ' Se;S A'' 1 ifSa GoI II Insurance Gs,1Sni II 1r ,R.'n
~. FIT .,Aad than tOt d i2SYtesD yeGrs p; k%lsh
srSoVuLA- RuSstSs SoREs Oh HAD -IaJ zoo
WGI GAllelVd Tor Il joafs-Notli Ing 1semA % help
MRS CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, W Va
oANcE4s-Atsuhsrea Tor years With OaSo' Z. bad 1t
ut cot three time, u returned Att0r each operation
SMITH sufed me Without knife eaSItiS g Ralq,"
= eths-bsporled d. Ing, Dr. smith cured me ViibOul
Sniie, III ave wees. THOMAS C0LVIN,
Wholesale GrOesr, Main Gtroet Wheeling, W Va.
ULCEAAT10hs ot kblfuA, tRoLAPsuS AID PILE5
, - gwen U 70 dc ard pronounced ineurablO. Dr..
W1saiNaroE pELANY,
Martins feTTy.
R1y. 70. LApD, writes .-"DT. smiths prutat
ionAl services In my iamil! have bean must . ,hIt1o
'hlltul phyaielan."
NM. AAaSIRET KotB aya.-HI had been sGnsr
'ng for seVen yOAt1 and II ited By many phyhoIADI
or Dyspepsia. d.. Smith said I bad Q aPe.WOrn
md In etg at hour removed . monster, 100 Getl0ng"
FK4AL9 OoAPtAlHTa-ThTea y0an Ia hospitals loi
females give me peculiar advantages In such cases.
!Pettopl cured o. CAtaTFh, Diseases Of Hear
LlyeI, Stomach, Kidneys, skin, Blood, NerIeuI Az
ec,ions and WGAknssca Of Men ARd Youth, Acfofull
nd Asthma testify 10 my success.
PtLRs cured without the knife.
tsuenn ata dls,anee may Be treated By letter md
AIAlActton yuaranteod 4 char Tor SOli examination
ent on receipt d two uIso.osat Etamps, and adVtet
Consultation At OaeO iIsa. oaaoe hours IRON . =
"a, % 8 }: N, daily. Sundays from . 70 8 !. N. Call
j.. h. SMITH, NJ. D.,
apis No. q Twelfth 81, Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13

OARBuNCLH, Felops, BOils, Sores oflouR
standing, such 90 Ulcers, AbsesSes, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of . knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Salye. Piles, Salt
Rhsum, ErysipelGs, Soft and liberated
Corns, ChillblSine, etc, 1t has never failed
TO cure. For Eale by Logan 4 90. D4W
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Dry, pArchsd, Sor- throat, losing 1esh, bron.
chiAI and as.hmAtic attacks all these dan.
grrOus symptoms are entirely cured BY DR..
sWayne'S Compound Syrupo Wild Cherry"
The Inst dose gives relief, and the worst
cough aud sore luuE yield IN IL healing pro-
perues Bold BY all druggists Ut Is cents and
81. The large size 10 the most economical,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13
YOU KNOW

Tbs bal. evidence Of 9 physician't succsaa . th,
or my professional services prove that | hlvC dean
IOnOrl6ly and iRirly with those who have consulted
ne. never uSs a patients name without permission,
hOuEh have many hundred certificates IRON thSSs
nourAbla. 4 thorough medical education, viii
many ySlIs hospital experiences and familiarity with
.heTapeuio agents, q close observance Of tSmpaFamon
iAl p6culllF'tleS and Strict attention 10 hygtenlc man
yelneDt, insuToS success, II cure y poidbla, and !
frankly give the patient my opinion.
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Faux Bu pAL, North benneIt street BuHa.
10. BLNs: lave tired ynnt sptliig Bios ON
"a family meditiLe, ant hava never come
q ross an tIhing ~ do % much good IL 90
hort Il tinis In cases Of ind gtsliII dy,pep.
ala a d arrangement ri The stomach strIng.
ly iecO uniend IT.. Price 80 GEMS; tiial bot.
ties IL c-ntSs
sold by auGhlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Dfugg sts, " hee In.
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"Phew" / wonldn I marry be- II she'd q
fortune. Poor q l. che d BE- 0 right II she
TOOK sp.ing BlOsNm, the best thlns IN ~
wtrld for offensive breath. Price OJcenu,
trial bottles ~ cents
Sold by LaughIrn Bros. d Co., Wholesale
Druggists, VIII cling.
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overeat;pg /. In one sense as productive Of
evil % inleu psrancs IN diinEinH Avoid
bJIh, aud keep the bloOd putided with Bur.
dOGk b Oot Bitter aud YOU will he =, Wsrd.
ed with = bust health ard an %inVigorated sys-
Ism. Price tl.1 tri4l Iils. ~ cenlI.
SUld b. LAughlin BrJS. 4 o., Wholesale
UFuRYistS. W heelinE.
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MEnInAL,

loN az / 6Iossy, dsblatated, hSEa ttrQusnt
RGata b, y nh taste 6aaIyt 2 ~.
sb InusDos,n AID nothing VII euTe Idp = NJ edly
and rmspsntIy - 70 akS sinaOps LItr ksgulAt0F
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,t10o'c'ork 4 al publ o auction ih- ioliSviuEdA
letIbsd property, . .Si; Anu Wstons.hs { iihat
h VI E'0und situated on . ma islaLd, n he : '.
Va h Watd Oi the city Of Wheel &, III sid o 10
tSSl 6Ithe idi Ion 70 tn said cit. u III . inR, aid
0uf b. Henry Moore. tIus 60 lar EksBttIt zU :, aud
lying and being tituate On II diana sire I beLatOn
HH.Un end Yoft streets, q Dc ilnatd 60 tse ri p Of
The utliJtn Nidthti l0ut fttt % tbs TsAt u aid
lot hetlt dor' eobV.Jed to- thF pu DoEA n an Alty,
Btlhaths same mop fty tohyai I'd u eAId John Z,
t'G'ef, bJh ID al utO'gs Gator AID uiIe, d,tSd
Otuaf. 10, 1879, ard Z corded ia lo,L A, fSiiO t63,
u records Of dteil II aid emnty BOd Nv - ~ =
tfame 4 Stllihg ard other out bilfdThRI on thts 4.
III subto Cd 10 NJ peri 9 , bui NJ give 10 b ~
Oh o. tn8tey.
ishH lfhtt6e.
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For Failing, PFemAIuFeGRay Hair Use
London HSir RestoreF, insurea new growth.
London Hair RestOreF, Rsst0res the color.
Lond n HAIR K storer, Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorvr, TheOnly eleanly and
L0nlon halr keat rer, etsrtpal Hair Re-
London Hair Rest0FeF, storeF In the market
A toilet luxury entirely tree from all OBJ
noxious or unpleasant Ot0r .
PHYSICIANS uaE n BEc0NMINp IT.
Some eight yean ago my hair commenced
~ oudon Hair Color RestOr-r" Ny hair
not only stopped fal INK, but 70 now gr wing
hnely, and | consider It an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. J W. Abel, N D.,
Druggist IOA Beach street. Philadelphia
Price rs cent Q bottle, M bottles -. sold
BY Druggists NWEAW,
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You may rest assured that you ate sate In BE-.
ing speedily eur Il BY lbOmaS' Eclectic Oil
In oil cases II rheumatism, heutAlaiA, tooth.
achs, etc. onetrial on , Is necessity To prove
Sold BY LAushlIn Bros. 4 Co., wholesale
tFuRdSta. hea. Inc.
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INA cheapest, paws
and Ueat ltmuy madI4n'
In the Wo'ld.
Al easalpA y eide lnl
al aIbPa o. Oi Ii LlIsr,
sl0Rtth AID 81 On
keIulRiO rs Liver and
PTaVont
CALL 3 AND FEvER,
hALAM ~ REVEksI
BOW 81 ~T0HPLAtNT :,
~RE9TLESNNksS ] U.s.
DICE AND hALsBA.
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WORTHWHILE
1900 Apple Trees, two, thrUO, ioaT and ave y0aI,
1900 Peach, one (Tom budl year.
5000 Plnm1i one and tEpybGIL
500 QulneGs, two md three yOau,
5000 Cherries, one and two ySan.
5000 EVtI1GenA, mostly Juniper, from ono 70 On
ret The above arr thFiity And IN good condition IA
GOpGndGncs solicited. Adtros, BAMUEL Nil
.ER, AiOundGylls, Nursery d one miIe Wsi .;
'onndsytlla Den0t dG1.bNWs
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.TO ERIOy Life, HaVus iFong LunEs,"
Free from coughs and cOlds, gOOd yppel Q,
refresh ug1leep use "0r. sWHyne SCom pound
Syrup Oi Wild Cherry" the best remedy for
week lungS, brOnchia! and RsthmetoAf ctions
ever discovered. sold BY druggists at2i cents
and 81 q bOttla- HWTAW.
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PILES!

HOE NAM SuaF tnriurs DIV AI'er day, making
lie q huTdsR an1 TOb1lpH e1l1lsHCe Of al -pl sat-,
owing & tbs N-ISt sui ring Irim tt'l Yet Felitl
Il ready 10 lh' b nd VI AIN 1t AaS DOE WhN viii uls
sySn m4ILA ally the n m'dJ Ihlt baS perm tnsntly
cured thVuiIRda s.muunS Liver RRSI q or, 10 70
dEaa'le Vtoient PuIGoI but a SOalS issuance 70
mama
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LEcAL NOTICES.
SALE.

IL
By virtue Of q dstd Of iTut m,de By Jcserh Pnsh
nd Cat OhNS Prs'b, HE Wte, 10 the uhde bIsned
rus g, dstsj h'reh 9, 1875, and recuIdel in The
heTA's once VI ID MAtShal ouhIy eOpit, Ia ., OdIol
rru't BoVk No. !, iO.IO l6S, 1 Will 'StlI ID The pIlm.
Ices, on
SATURDAY. July 80, 1881,
ermmepeInE II 10 o'tlttkp ?. N, The following d.
embed ! roPs'ty, that 70 ~ Iay; he Iouih iOUT b Of
iesrtliD 'ol mIiksi No 4, gu q plat VI uTVeS m.ds
BY John GlIcrist saw ybF, aid iiacli ion u Z OIL II
'tt.atsd on 'hOnttGt Ei6e o. the WI cling and
Aouniav,lls turnpike, y AZ The LsEisi kEabii o. a.
lAiP, ID n lhhall county, 'bOui OHe mills p0th Of
B'ngOna, " Va, lOSe her with all lLe lmlT.Ns-
HOHl theron
The uIls d hell vel 10 Os rsriect, but ceiling a.
trhOtee Vt convey o IIy such title ~ il vested in
NE b. hld d Oh T. tue.
TkRNs OF sALh -bRe-haI, OF more II TIE tuf.
'h..'T 70 eDct, cash, the 1AlareN 10 W EQUAL 10.
tAllmenia, Al Sjx ard we've mon b., b ring inttF.
81. ~ be itOn, : d title 10 o. retained unul PAY.
nent 10 mad lI lul.
&c BEsyTT, I,us,sa.
AnGihnREr. i.fA
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BAD BREATH!

70 hirE d " unpltAsInL uoIhlnS 20 common ~
bad breath, aud In ~ arly every SSe II CO. .. Tom
u, al u Oh, AMI ecu Is " O'sily toIetEsd u y"u
~ IuIe = rrnEdy Tor this rPPIl,iVp disorder. ltsil
sl'o imtEVVV JGuE spP tit, eoaPlSIlon and gSnsNl
haallh,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13

When the fat Of 6tath vent forth, Ma.
tu,a kindly provided an anesihelic Tor ths
bodv, ASihe sLd Of lie draws near, The
respiration becomes GLOW and AhalloW, 10.
|]tstTupttd nov and then by . deep, sigh.
ing in]spltaione, "a though the lnrsl we're
yiihlV e%ndeavofipR to throw ttf the palsy
F~,PepipV over them. Aside intafVale be
tWssn inapitations grow lonRef, the blood
bSeofnIS saturated Wiih ca,bonio acid aae,
the same % that ioimed from bu,nttR
ehathoali whose deadly inaea hSve %
oitsd sided the suicide paiulessly 10 de-
While The power Of btst'hipa u grad.
uAlt failing, the heart Shleh y IN tlOAe
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Take "sLAoK.oRAveAT" and you
will never b bilious, r
Fur sale by Logan 4 Go,
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TRUSTEES SALE
or House fnd OF on Whsellsu IsIand.

ny virtue o . deed o. rest dated he 7iH Day OF
~JsnuAry, STS,EKtCu vi hy John {. ia " ahG III -.
neth ttI IT, bic s'Ie, ~ DO ftc0 d IL D,td u Tu,t
B tk II, pa o. Sa6 S37 sud So Of THO e0uUiy West
VIttniA re- or a. the understand rud-E, 10 NhUm
pad deed rs uI ie ell GasT for sale o. the pIeM.
les b fOattef detc Ind, on
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lOyM
~ LOTS
Hlslr apsrnIs, ! ia sSaBs,r, in p.r /, Of
"a Slt0 CIfsuI S6aTt u Ualo
A. wit.OH GGLtI. JtSSSEJ.
~ virtue o. decree entered Ia The lbo1e sntitsd
cAo6I on ire "a dty- Of way. ItSl, the uLdtni1ned
1pSeiAi eemmhh hEr viii, "a
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tsul,S,v va eous ,h nee us koOw MOI
r. Id Saly W'gh With " VI khVE NJ

From The e%aflitAt period Of human bic.
Tory death bss b.en considered as necea.
satily accompanied BY pain; On general IA
his bsliei that the ietms "death .sgnny,p
"lRpt struggle" '.panVs Of DEATH" e'c.,
have been In almost universal usa in every
AGE and uudpr all conditions Of society.
Nothing could be mora erroneous; the
kyuIh ID.
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This P%F'paEatiOu has WoaS Reputation
unsnONH 10 any 0IheF AFtlelS, Tor the
CuFe aRd fFeVepttRn Of hess DiseAse-.
Read the HSIlSWiRE IRIeFgsIIBE SIaIe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-03
to Nugeiit .lliel - lliill. WIS made b.
United States Commissioner Keasby.

Charles Nelson, esq.,, proprietor Nelson
House, speaking to us recently, observed:
81 suffered so much with rheumatism that
my arm withered, and physicians could not
help me. / was in despair ofmy life, when
SOME one advised me to try st. Jacobs Oil.
| did so land as if by magic, was instantly
relieved, and, by the continued use OF the
oil entirely cured. thank heaven for
having used this wonderful remedy, for it
saved my life. 1t also cured my wife,
Port Huron Commercial.
When about twelve years old, said Mr..
Geisman, of the Globe Chop House, to our
representative, met with an accident with
and ever since have suffered with the
most excruciating rheumatic pains. Oflate
l applied st. Jacobs Oil, which has given
me almost total relief.-IFort Wayne Qnd.)
Sentinel
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kaufman, between a man name
Smith and another named Wool,
son, both being railroad men, : !
Smith had his throat cut, the jugl
being severed, and death resultins
minutes afterward. The HERALI
to state this morning that Smith
die, as was reported to it, and that
really hurt very badly. The case
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Mr.. d. Schroeder, young mar, well
and favorably known in this city, died at
his residence, corner of Main and Sycamore
streets yesterday morning at 3 o'clock.
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Inn their fli10(ls9l
their mother, LS

ing unc eXlSteICe Vi Iue
between John Grigsby
30 Grigsby, and was their
and the same was
the date of the death
sby in the year
time the undivided one
belonged to the heirs of
ld the other half to his
krigsby, subject only to the
IS contracted by John Grigs-
existence of the marriage.
administration was opened
Of John Grigsby in Houston
lis, the place of his residence
nd during said administration
uisa intermarried with Bates
She died in 1S43, leaving three
b of whom are the plaintiffs in
!: David B. Grigsby and Maria
hs, who were her heirs at law,
Eting one-third of her estate.
pjstration of John Grigsby's
afterwards removed to Anderson
xas. and in the year 1913 the adj
rs of said estate reported that the
htroversy in this suit was ready
on. None of the land was needed
debts contracted during the ex-
the marriage relation between
Louisa Grigsby, and the undivid-
Il said land was the absolute proper
heirs of Louisa Edens, deceased,
not in any way in part of the prop
f John Grigsby's estate, and
Ire charged that at the time
property was attempted to
bartitioned in the estate of
Grigsby, the county court of
son county. had no authority to dis
the undivided one-half of said land
ing to the heirs of Louisa .Grigsby,
act of said court in making the
n of said interest is void, and is not
Considered by you in your determine
of the case. You will, therefore, in
verdict, find for the plaintiff the in
st in said land as claimed by them, I'M
/ YOU find that their claim is barred by
statute of limitations, or that either of
parties are prohibited by any acts Of
Iirs from now setting up said
Inn. Maria Louisa Swindells, one o
,intiffs, was married on the oath of Au-
st, 1850, at which time the law made her
full age, and the statute of limitations
running against her at said
te, and so continued to run until the
II day of August, 1874, the date of the
ng of this suit. except during the period
m the 2Sth of January, 1861, until the
h day of March, 1870. If, therefore, you
xSthat the defendant, jefferson Peak, had
hceable ana adverse possession OF tne
llaimed by him, using and enjoying the
Qnd paying taxes thereon, ifany, and
nsuder deed or deeds duly registered
pf five years before the institu-
Nit, viz: On the 18th day Of
Aclaling, from said computa
commcncing on the 18th
1861 and eniing on the Both
$50. The plaintiffs Maria
claim is BORED by the stat
lsand you will find for the
son Peak as against them.
r charged that ifyOu be-
evidence that Daniel B.
the portion OF land set
the probate court Of Amber
be league and labor Of land
Pd 10 John Gricsby, and
we'd II by deed or deeds
partition as his source Of
includcd as respects the
rcd in the partition, and
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sented to the grand jury yesterday, and~
that body refused to find bill against
Robinson, as it appeared from evidence be-
fore it that he acted only in selfdefense. 1t
is to be trusted that Smith may recoveri
and he and Robinson reconcile their differ
ences.
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Brain and Nerve.

Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy
on earth for impotence, leanness, SEXUAL
debility, etc. 81 at druggists. Depot Geo.
T. Atkins, Dallas.
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The Cutting Scrape.

In yesterday mornings HERALD appeared
an account of difficulty on the~passenger
train on the Texas Trunk road going to
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ing on the basis ofinlrinsic
The confidence OF all. DR..
kup is known and used
hrOurhout the land, as
l-.uW mur drug
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-10-12
Rescued from Death.

The following statement of William j.
Coughline, of Som rville, Ma s., is SO
remarkable that we beg to ask for it the
attension of our readers. He says: "In
the fall of 1876 was taken with vio-
lent bleeding of the lungs followed by a
severe cough. i soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. / was so weak at
one time that I could not leave my bed.
In the summer of 1877 was admitted
to the City Hospital. While there the
doctors said had hole in my left lung
as big as a half dollar. / expended
a hundred dollars in doctors and medi-
cines. was so far gone at one time a
report went around that was dead. i
gave up hope, but a friend told me of
DIR. Wm. Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
1 laughed at my friends, thinking that
my case was incurable, but L got bot
tie to satisfy them, when to my sur
psise and qualification, / commenced to
feel better. My hope, once dead, began
to revive, and to-day feel better spirit
ed than have the past three years.
'tI write this hoping you will publish
it, so that every one afflicted with Di-
seased Lungs will be induced to take
DIR. VIM. Ha'l's Balsam for the Lungs,
and be convinced that Consumption can
be Cured. 1 have taken two bottles
and can positively say that it has done
more good than all the other medicines
1 have taken since my sickness. My
cough has almost entirely disappeared
and shall soon be able to go to work.
For sale by II. G.. Starr & Co. 24-1y
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The Gar Ambitious to Become an
-if Editor. f l,l-.t f.

The Russian Government is said to be
contemplating the execution of pro-
ject which is one of the most singular
developments of paternal despotism. In
order to encourage the love of reading
and wean the peasants from the vodH
shops, it Is proposed that the Govern
ment should publish popular gazette,
and that the volosts should receive and
distribute every Sunday and holiday
three or four copies in each village,
where the villagers are to be assembled
to listen to the public reading and dis
cussion of its contents. The Russian
press is engrossed with the discussion of
this well-meaning but somewhat imprac-
ticable project. The Poriddo6 insists on
the impossibility of publishing news
paper which could be welcomed by the
Orthodox, the Catholics, the Raskolniki,
to say nothing of the Great and Little
Russians, the Esthonians, the Firms, the
Poles, the Tartars, and the Armenians;
but that difficulty could surely be sur
mounted by special editions. The paper
might be published and distributed, but
the difficulty would be to make the rus
tics listen to its contents. If a tentative
effort were made, say, among the great
Russian villages of the orthodox rite, it
is possible that this novel adaptation of
the sixteenth century expedient of STUN
ing the pulpits'' might succeed. But
the true method to foster taste for
reading, which is by no means extinct
in the moutjik, is to allow to the pro-
vincial press that liberty which at pres
ent is denied them. The Gar has quite
enough on his hands at present, without
undertaking the duties of a newspaper
editor, which, beside, could be much
better performed by scores of his sub
jects if he would but let them try.-PGH
Mall Gazette.
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Civilization and Longevity.

Livingstone's observations and ex-
perienee in Africa led him to the con-
clusion that the system of hardening is
not favorable to longevity, or to the pro-
gress of the race when carried to the
extent common among African tribes.
From want of clothing and protection
at proper times, many of the young
perish. The argument for nudity is not
sustained by the death-rate. The food,
although simple, is imperfectly cooked
and Indigestion is common among me
natives. Feyers there, the great plague,
yield to proper, treatment, Hessays:
'sBorn savages mnst die out BECAUSE they
can devise no means for living through
disease. Barbarism does not in any wise
deserve to be called state of nature.
The abject condition of the poor w hich
Is represented by barbarians and the
excessive luxury of the rich, which is
in part represented by civilization, alike
tend to physical deterioration. The
highest forms f.phy ysicalzlife are to be
found not in a stste of barbarism, but
where proper care, culture and refine
ment can be secured and the laws of our
physical life obeyed.',
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-10-12
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