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The daily gazette., 1881-07-02
TARLATAN6;.

White, Blue and Pink Tarlatans
in qualities for covering glass and
chandeliers.
W. M. KENNARD & CO.,
62l Market vt.
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ns,rICEs.

NOTICE.--THE AID LOAN ASeOCI-
IN alton is now issuing new stock.
No back phyments. 8 per cent allowed TO
members withdrAwtng.. Apply day or
Onlco col Shlpley st.
juue n 1 mo. III - ID story.
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PUBLIC SALES.

BUBLIC SALE
K BY
ORDER OF THE ORPHANS COURT.
Will be sold ct public sale on the premis,
es, a. p. M, on tn TUESDAY, July l4th.
1881, the real estate, late OF John q, Hick 4.
deceased, adjoining the Western bound.
ary ofthe ciry OF Wilmington, consisting
street and Woodiawn avenue, Seventh a
Ninth streets. For plot and terms OF "a lie
see handbiils. Hacks wall leave Clayton
Houseifer the premises, at l.30 b. M, on
day OF sale. w. q. SPRUANCE. z
5B JOSHUA MARIS,
L.W. STIDHAM & Son, Auctioneers.
LII je N-l5t- Is.
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DREss BUTTONS.

w. NJ. Kennard & Co.'s stock Of
Dress Buttons is very large and
styles are the newest and choicest.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-02

MARYLAND
TIMORE. OF BA
incorpor ted in 1885, In u..-,
;Aggrsgate assets el.lss,6ei. 40 sIfyian sS
psndisni.s Isa @ Il III Is htSsccsssip's tScssp sla
The daily gazette., 1881-07-02
SPANISH LACE TIES.

A new and beautiful line of Spenish
ties, fishue collars, and. many other
choice things just opened by W. NJ.
Kennard & Co.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-02

PARA6OLA.

A fine line Of Parasols, sun and
rain Umbrellas.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-02

COMPANY REPREsENTRDBYsAM|
UEL M. KNOX, Insurance Asent
Wilmington, Del. Aol
IlENN MUTUa al LIFE
I INSURANCE. COMPANY,
/ rloraLed February "A lS47, M
Pennsylvania Az. regale sssela Sili
u .4jy, ,76t.8J. Expenditures 81, ,I3l, ,6is7G
The daily gazette., 1881-07-02

COMPANY REPREsExrkD M
hEGG q PIERCE. 81 Insursn,1
Agents, Wilmington, Del.
M MANHATTAN a3fief
Nl FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Incorporated January 8, 1572 In Nav
blitties, ipcluding cspitiI, s6T ora III VI
Receipis 90, 6i2.0 expenditure, Ssc"
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GLOVES

w. M. Kcpnard & Co.'s steck Of
Lisle Thread Gloves is like their
stock Of Kid Gloves, very large.
They are selling good Lisle Glove
at 25 cents.
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lfitl IA El
W N. KENNARD & co.
ssnnfiA St..i p .s1lN lNf
~ 80 6tsf 4t,8 1IT

Il hIaH4i
CARPETS REDUCED.
w, M. Kennard & Co.
have reduced one Of the best
makes Of Tapestry Brussels
Carpets made in this country
to One Dollar per yard, and
there will be no better time
for persons to buy than now.
BLACK GOODS.
Our Black Goods command at
tention on account Of quality, shade
and prices.
W. M. KENNARD l. co.
can find many choice goods at Ken
nard l. Co.'s. Their stock is never
allowed to get old selling at reason
able prices keep it moving.
CHILDREN's
new style collars, large lace collars
for ladies, latest thing out, just
opened by Kennard Il Co.
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COMPANY REPRESENTED BY Az.
THUR n. SMITH, ESQ, Insur.
ance Agent, Wilmington, Del.

DROVIDENCE WASHINGTON
II INeU eURANOECOMPANY.
Incorporated In 1850, In Rhode Island
Aggregate assets S759. .63l.s7. LiabilIlis
including capital s67l,9o5,9e, Recslpu
Si9. .758.E. Expe id ditures ia, $3.50.
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GIHGHAMs.

Owing to the great demand for
ginghams they have become very
scarce, but w. M. Kennard & Co,
have yet 100 pieces to select one
dress from.
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NORTH Britt HI 4 MERCANTILE
In INSURANCE COMPANY.
nUENix
L INSURANCE COMPANY OF BRooKLYr
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

Incorporated July ~ 1858. the king
dom ofdreat Britain. Aggregate assets
In the Uni ed tates, 81, ,eki ,y4S.8l. Liza
Dililies In the United y Aies S709, l39 e5.
Receipts In the u aIted States 81 ,0ol, lAy.S7.
Expend. tu,e in the Uaited states tTi, :
56b.lS.
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York. Aggregate assets. e3aet ,02o.59.
Liabilities, including capital, ,xl, ,60l ,D8S ".
Receipts. .sl,z's. .ilspi. Exoendiiurea,
sl .002pOJ.lo,
HOWARD .ssunAso4 c..rAsr.
Incorporated March ., 1895. In New
York. Ager, q te assets tSls.7S ~. LA
ceipts. s2s 1857 .06. Expenditures, s26I,-
8l7.44.
IL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Incorporated December 10, 1851, In the
Kingdom OF Great Britain. Aggregate
assets ia the Untied States, &l,ol4, ,vdo VI.
Liabilities m the United States, 4 Ia ,SA8,-
81. Receipts IN the United states, *S48,
S72.M. Expenditures In tie united stes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & MARINE
Nl INSURANCE COMPANY.
Inco por ted January o. 1878 in Masss-
Liabilities. moulding capila,, ssa8 1907
Receipts t79o.b0l.06. Exrendituie VI, $685.
6U7. .O8.
AaERCANTILE KINE
wi INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Incorporated Fsbrusry IL, 1873. In Mas
achusetis. aggregate assets, x1it .UtO.66.
Liabilities, ircluding capliaI, t5il 1851.
Receipts. S20. .6l2.02 Expen. itu es. sli5.-
6SO.SI.
n NIAGARA
IN FIRE fNsus iNcE COMPANY.
Incorporated July Is5O In New York,
Aggregate ss, cts, 81 bo7, 1855 .sS. iabilI-
lies, ncluuIng capi al, IS w. l8 ~. Re-
ceipts, $GSS,5I5..9. Expenditures, $780,
700. 40.
NORTH Britt 1H 4 MERCANTILE
IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorpo ated In 1850 In the Kingdom OF
Great britain. Aggregate assets IN the
Uaited states, 81 ,a5o, ,0yS W. Liabilities,
IN the United states.sS ~, 20 .9t Receipts
In the Unite states, 81 us ,4JS.O6. Ex-
penditufes III the United States. si.0S.
61o,6..
i INSURANCE. COMPANY OF BHooKLYN.
Incorporated September 10, 1873, In New
York, Aggregate assets 81 IS 6.26S.GT. Ii
sbilittes, including capital, 82,t43, ,385.73.
Receipts d, ,2Si ,vl1.,g Expenditures, ,&2. .30S.-
8iU.46.
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w.nxsxnA.D . co..

sagt
The daily gazette., 1881-07-02

MOSQUITO CANOPIEs.
Mosquito Canopies and Mosquito
Netting for for sale by
W. NJ. KENNARD & co.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-02
LAWNS.

A fine line of American Lawns,
in the latest styles and colorings, at
l2a.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-02
DoYaL
INsuRAnoK COMPANY.

.Incolporated May III, Is45, IN The King
dom OF oreat Britain. Aggresale assets
In the United states u, ,03l .sOl.8y. L,abiit-
ties In the United States 81 ,85z, 20g.g7, Re-
ceipts in the United states ei,siz. i52.5s.
Expenditures i'll The United States y, ,4z2.-
04B.7e. .4'l
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. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated Q ember 1854, In New
York. Aggregate assets. 1854, ,3y9.7l LA
bilities, Including capital, e75o ,6e1.T Re
90 pts, s4zl ,o66.iS. Expenditures. $751;.
097 90.
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COMPANIES REPRESENTED BI
GEORGE WALKER, ESQ.,, Insur|
anee Agent, Wilmington Del

IN ~ LIFE IksURANOK C0hPAN.
Incorporated March, ls67, In Wlee.l
sin. Aggregste assets els ,zseS3i:S; "a w
l8. Expenditures q, 1881 '722.6S.
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LINEN LAWNS.
Pure Linen Lawns Is cents.
WHITE GOODS.

A fine Victoria Lawn at IL 1-2
and q full line of our celebrated
make Of Linon D'Inde, from 25 to
50 cents.
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GOssAMERs.

GOBSAMERs.
This stock u always complete IN
all sizes and qualities, from 1926
upwards.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-02

Delaware. " -
The daily gazette., 1881-07-02

" LIFE INsURANCE.co. OF HAMl,
Incorporated July II, l848, In kaint.
Aggregate assest 20 a6 Gao ss2. 10. Lisbilllisl
e5, $50. .77S.W Receipts ei ,l74 79s72 Expes'
ditures 81 800 .SSs e5. 81 Ea5l5
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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ;,
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Compaufes Represented by WILL
LIAM N. WILSON, ESQ.,, nnsur.
ance Agent, MtddletOwn, Del.

A GRICULTURAL
IA INSURANCE COMPANY OF WATkR-
TOWN, NY.
Incorporated In Is 8, In New York. Ag-
ureaate- asseta a .3l0,o4o.te. Liabilities,
Including capital, el, ,t09, ,77.bl. Receipts.
S8l9 9,l8I.W. Expenditures, sos6, ,S7l.s2.
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" FIRE AND LIFE Assu RANCE co.
Incorporated December II, 1881. In the
Kingdom OF Great Britatu. Aggreg ate
assets iu the United states, Sy44 LIS.
Liabilities In the United States. S22S, ,l9k =
". Receipts In the United states ,$S6S, :
i4s 81. Expenditures an the United
states, S262, 10 "a.
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incorporated March 7. 1871, in N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

Mrs Col. Benjamin is a daughter of Hon. Hamilton Fish, of New York. Hamilton Fish was born in New York City in 1909, graduated al Columbia College; studied law and was admitted to the bar ill 1890; in lS37 was elected to the State Legislature; was a Representative in Congress from lS43 to lSf5: Governor of New York in 1899, and a Senator in Congress from 1851 to 1856. Of late years he has travelled much III Europe.
 Governor Fremont has decided not to re- s.gn, and Garfield has concluded to not ln- terfere with him The Governor will re- turn to Arizona January list, 1883, for the purpose of reading his message on Arizona, prepared in New York, to the Legislature. If Garfield would but send the Pathfinder as Minister to France 1t would be pious act most agreeable to the people of Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

RrD1cULoUs-A long-haired, tinzel bediz- ened, buckskin fringed, silver banded and mocassined zany appeared on the streets this morning and created as much interest in the minds of street arabs as if clown, fresh from the circus ring, had escaped from the ng-rnaster and was running loose. Upon inquiry we learned that he was supposed to be a great writer and collector of curiosities for the Smithsonian Institution, and that he has fixed himself up in this style under the idea that the Zuni Indians, among whom he has been stopping for some time, will have more confidence in him, and eonfde to him their inner history, the mystery of their wor- ship, etc Nothing could be more ridicu- lous, as every pioneer, who knows anything of Indian character, will at once understand. He might make a good heIo for one of Coop CTS or Emerson Bennett's novels, say one of Prairie Flowers lovers, but no such tOggery as that Is going to fool the wary chiefs of the Zuni or any other tribe of real Indians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Isa never failing Cure foI Nervous D-bility, Exhausted Vitality. Seminal Hes kness Spernstor-hoss, Lost M an hood tmpotency. Paralysis and all the terrible effects oi Self-Abuse, youthful follies, X eIcesses in maturer yesrs, Such as loss Of Memory, ,Lassitude, Nocturnal Emis- sion, Aversion to Society, Dimness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital duid
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

STAGE TRAVEL AREIy ,L~. -R By GIimer < salisbury hnc saturday evening. C. VI. Humrar,ys. Mrs. Jackson. J. R. Price. W L. Clark. Clark Churchill. X Clark By Whites line, from Mineral Park. NJ. A. Nadswvrth
 DTrAETrEr,- G. = X c.. Monday. July -. C. Tvau,y. Wm. Gy.l.aus. W. /. Wi sen.
 By kcreu> A Griffith, Ine. V. \. Wads- B r.l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-07-29

passing unobservedin the urine and many other dis eases that lead to in sanity and death
 DR. INVITE agree to forfeit $500 for . case of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and trea;ment) will not cure, for anything impure or injurious ound Tn it. Dr. Mfntie treses all Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Con- sut.tiou free Thorough examination and advice, in- cuding analysis of urine, S. Price of Vital Restora- tive s bottle or four times the quantity, sIo; sent to any address upon receipt of oe, c, O. D.. cure from observation, and in prvate name desred,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-21
Church Directory for 1881.

LUTHERAN CnURou ou-Prenohing every
Sunday morning in Gcrmnn at l03 O'Clock
by Rev. Wm. Pilz. Sunday School Ut
a. NJ.
b PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH--At Wuhulla
Rev S. l. Morris, Pastor-First Sabbath
at l A Nj second Sabbath st7 2 NJ; third
Ssbbnth at IL A. NJ. snd 7 p. NJ; fourth
Sabbuth u Up. NJ. Sabbath School every
sabbath 81 81 A. NJ! yprAyer'mec,ine every
Wednesday evening Of Up. NJ. Richnnd
Church. Presiding every second aud fourth
Sabbaths at ii A NJ.
BAPTIST CHtRcH = Prcachiog escry
eccord Snd fuurth Sundays and on Saturday
before the second by the pastor, Rev. G. II.
Carter Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing at 81 A. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Thursday night, at u o'clock.
SENEcA CRY Cikcuir- (Methodist) -
Pew w. a. Hodges. PtHnoher 10 Chargn-
dreaohing nt O.d Pickens on the frat Sun
d"y at | A. NJ. Second Sunday at Seneca
City ut | \. NJ. aud at Friendship at 3 p.
NJ. Third Sunday at Rock Springs nc IL
a NJ. Fourth Sunday at F,irvew at III
a. NJ Every fifth Sunday at Friendship
at II a. NJ. 9g'
METHODIST - WALHALLA CrRcuIr-
Rev. 9. d. Mann, Preacher in Chnrge--
Preaching ut Cruter Church on the irst
Sabbath Mt 10 A. M Westminster at 8
p. NJ. On the secnnd Sabbath pt Jocnss.e
" 10 A. NJ !; at Whitmire's at 3 T. NJ.
Third Sabbath Ut Double Springs NJ 10 a.
NJ. FOURTH Sabbath ut WalhaiIu at ii A.
NJ. nnd =. N At Ooobeo ut 3 ? NJ
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''In Nsah!hI tiJb t1vslT NF.l yT'tt 5ot, -u7.Tf
VOLUME . .XlKXII.-.---.aNO.S %.

jections like these have not been urged
against the'Rsnams Csnsl, for tho sucoessful
completion Of tire Suez Canal, aud, later. Of
such tremendous Din dortakihts as t6e Mont
Cebis' aud 81. Got6ard sTun1sly, - have
slienced 'all disbeliesers nin thepossibility
OF engineering &ofks; iwhio the vast change
wrought by the opening Of thetsh6rtn road
to,the 'East must opnvinoe ovcfy ono, that
this new gate to the Rael6o wilt odpvelop
2(andop possibly, divertl trade, to On sipeslcula-
ble,extept, end the army of largo and small
capitalists who hsve, az readily contributed
their e@oney to etfeot.thjs Development, will
bo sbepefactors Of, the world st lafge,, even il
they should not not themselves tsap . sufficient
reward for; their enterprise Eannq,ttneey;no.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-21
Origin Of the Merillo Sheep.

AS tho abcient Gfceks had 30 cotton nor
silk, and very little linen, and as shcep's
WOO! was the principal texture from which
their clothes wore madeythey took peculiar
care to cultivate only such brosds of,shcep.
as produced very foe wool. Such breeda.
were those of tho Creek oity of Tarsntum.
situated on tho Tareptiue gulf In, ordcr
to improve the fine quality Of the wool still
more, the sheep were covered With clothes
in cold woather, us It was, found By expo.
rlonco that. exposure to cold made tho
wool coarser.. Thus, clothing these sheep
from generation to generation resulted in a
very delicate breed With exceedingly fne
wool, according to tho Law established by
Darwin n regard to selection and adaptation
to exterior conditions.
This product Of Greek Industry was
transmitted by them TO the Romans, whose
great agricultural author, Colunella, states
that his uncle in Spain crossed the fne
Tarcntine sheep with rams imported from
Africa, and obtained a stronger breed, CON-
bining the whitcncss of Aceoo of tho father
with the fneness of tho fleece of the mother
and having obtained such results the race
was perpe,uated. The absence Of the other
6ne textures made these. Spanish sheep 80
valuable that iu the beginning Of our era
they were sold 10 Rome for $1,000 in gold
head, an enormous price for these times.
when money had more value than it has
now. D
When tho barbarians invaded Italy these
sheep were exterminated, while the preater
of the Roman possessions were laid waste.
But 10 the less accessible mounteins of
Spain the Moors preserved the breed, and
1t is to them that modern Spain owes tho
merino sheep, which arc tho direct descen.
deuts of this cross-brced Of the Greek and
African ancestors referred to. It is q value.
BILE ioherituncc, too, which that country
owes to the combined Greek, Roman and
Moorish civilization, and of which our
California wool growers also earn the advan-
tages, by tho prosperity Of this breed Of
sheep, which was there a few years ago.
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~" ~ ""-----'-S 80 =. N M.
HOME MANDATORY.
PROFITABLE INvEsTMENT.
TX sOOD OPENING d'2&

J. IT AyING invented and patented most simple
IL effioieni, durable and economic engine Tor
the SIMPLY Of water for nll public apd domestic
pnrposes.a I propose TO organize small mpnny
intelligent and honorable gentleman to form
joint mock company for It's Manufacture and
iniroJuciion in the country. as IT will rt tquirea
hui small invest E,snt at prescnt With which to
commence operations. propose that ench person
OF entering us n, stakeholder in sai,l company DC
allowedto do 80. on payment Of $25 to myself or
some responsible pnry whom The said stook-
holder may seleot. ill a sufficient sum is secured
ID begin work with. snid money tobe applied to
the Purpose Of gtttng up The Heoossnry matte
rihls tor putting In operation two or more ma
chimes orereotihg q iregularifnanufactory Of the
tuacbines.H AS I'aur saisfcl Tint the machine
once introduced md being applicable to 80 wiGe
a range Of purposes oaunot fail to be 10 almost
universal demand. I am equnlly certain that
m6ney 80 invested canndl. With proper mnnge-
meut lail to yiold tbs, mos, satisfactory returns.
Parties desirops Of satisfying ihSmselves as to
The prao,foability Of this proposition can if they
desire, see a small model 81 tho tmsohne In
operation at my rcsdehcS In West Uhton. Ooonee
county s G., OF win olesrfally Rive any. In !
formation ID reference iheretbf to any one writing
70 me md ,shsfosing, stamp'to ply postage on
letter, NJ ,osn terms d to The iRssntioH shall
he 81 the, nost liberal abd fensonnbla character.
AddfesS;h 2 iio.stREv. r. NJ. MORGAN, a,,
Waihalla, Oconeo County. 8.
March Al 1891 1921 sfi,.t 0O.eodm.it
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Sitting About Stores.

Wo take the following from the Phiadei.
phia Presbyterian. It is an extract from
the Inst article the lato DR.. Plumcr wrote
for tho above named paper. 1t is in kind
but firm spirit It is timely:
+ "More than twenty years ego one of our
friends took long trip, in which he tarrie.f
for night at tho pleasant town Of S..
The next d,y he called on the minister Of
l'the place. Having set short time the
pastor proposed walk to the business part
Of the town The two friends came 20 a
store with porch to it. They were soon
seated on some boxes or benches. One by
one tho company Increased. Our traveller
soon perceived that thip the usual resort
OF numbcr Of men. Tho Boxes and
benches OF pine we're good deal cut up
with knives. The stain or juice Of tobacco
was unpleasant, indeed. disgusting Our
traveller soon loft. and With painful appre-
hensloos of that company. lie heard that
tho pastor often srent part Of his mornings
there. Ills studies wero neglected. The
sick and afflicted among his people wcro not
visited. That PASTOR hes long sinco made
shpwrcoE Of character and usefulness.
The traveller lately sent this message to
young minister who was falling toto like
habits ---'Ohl stay at homo. Mind your
bonk. Pray and work against habits Of
idleness. DO not sit on boxes about tho
viIlogc. Take heed lest you fall also.'"
One of the quickest passages
recorded between England and
the United States has just been ac-
'compIished by tho White Star
Liner BrittanicD This steamer,
which is one Of the finest vessels
on tho Atlantic service, sailed
from Queenstown on Friday
wcck at 4:3O P. NJ, and arrived
at New York ON the following
Friday morning at 2:3O A. Nj ,
having completed the passage in
six days and ten hours s.N
Mount Baker, Washington Ter
ritory, has shown slight symptoms
of volcanic activity for, several
years. Anunmistakahle eruption
isnow IN progress, causing some
little CONSERVATION among tho
scattered settlers Of that region.
The display Of 'firoa,id smoke is,
said to be 9magnificent as seen
from Upper z Sun1as, about fifty
miles distant, 's.34 + Fl q
,t..a, ,---~----<sA - &sp..sl----- ~ l i#
ia Colorado card. .plasing ID quite sys.
tomato; one pasys holds, thai cards, th,
oshes hold6 q resois0rs, and th4 eosSasy. holds
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CONSUMPTION.

Consumption usunlly- begins
with q slight dry cough in the
morning, then, on going to bed
gettingsmore aid more frequent,
with more and more phlegm, in
,creasing debility, thinneSs Of flesh,
shortnesss sofNbreatilsand quicken
ing pulse. In fatal cases its av-
'enage conrso, about two, years:
hence the Importance of arrestlng
tho diseases at as earlya stage as
possible, and tho sooner rational
means are employed for this pur--
|posr, Sthc greater tho chances of
success.
1.-THE disease is owing to an IL
ritation commencing in tho throat
and extending to the lungs, so
that their action is intertered
with, and the blood does not re-
ceive sufficient oxygen to purify
it. The first thing to be done is
to remove the obstruction which
is the irritation or congestion of
the lungs. Four ounces Of gIyc-
crime, two ounces of alcohol, two
ounces Of water and one grain Of
morphine make an excellent mix
ture for relieving the cough. ut
should be taken IN doses Of two
tcaspoonfuls every two hours I'M
til the cough is relieved. The
chest, just below tho neck, should
be rubbed with tartar emetic
ointment every morning over a
space as large as tho hand, until
a thick crop Of sores is brought
ont; then rub the ointment be-
tween the sores to bring out new
crop. Meantime tho patient
should take regular and vigorous
oxol else in, tho open air. There
is nothing that equals horseback
riding as a""remedy for this dis.
ease. o.i ~ 81 kat
If n consumptive were 10 olive
in the saddle" and sleep out Of
ddorgl taiiingscare to keep the
feet Hy anU pwarm, and to live
upon good, nourishing food, in:
short too trough il" he would re-
cover. his health in a few months,
even if the disease had made con
siderable progress. The trouble
is that it requires a strong will TO
carry out SO severe a course, in
spite Of, tho languor and debility
which disposes an invalid to quiet
dependency. The most marked
sign ofaluhgSdisease Is emaciation,
and the most positive indication
Of returning health is increase in
weight. t.-~Hall's journal OF Health.
gAf'' .--.---4.s.. - =. 49, .--.A---. - iFSe aW
s cAhous 1000 lieos have been filed in tho
clerks office ut Anderson up to this, time,
iwhioh Is less ,hop we're filed to the Same
'tiibo last yosv, t sEt'b
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-21
WALHALA SOUTH CAROLYN THURSDAY, ApRt12l 1851
Nowadays

~ ,yaj ,av 81 MY SNlFotWtadays9S! .,ia, 's''
Oh, 6yl how everything has ohadged
Since was sweet sixteen, az
When all tho girls wore homcspuu frooks
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WhtsbbIsSns Aade 81 MiM Mraw, !,
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lSaesiinxasd dayHlth6ladies wear 20
Such hi8tGttfeeoofied hats, j,
I AHitll iishs6ssE sa adniapssAal as@iH47 j.
sRbstdsef ppa tfes fags3ft Ant
Then froyks thpt fall,so very low
asAba:tfal : yaId 6ehipdl INIT
TbsSfe made tfelgidd 10, eatob,
Yet sometimes -oatch the 'bIind.
| 80 &Ra0T9HTG
AeaaAMsh AeaAM VI telhipg ! that some 2yoaug girls
1ynsWlls salmost iai0t away "G$S.sag 10
1 lf they were left to sit alone "a
! .il ~agoo Or ,ip sleigb; a2aa
i And as for gettiug ps shis meals,
-, Or helping uiast6 bake, NG0hg5g
EOhl that wonld spoil atheir ,lily EdBds
From baIiog s"aogel oake. ."lc.I
/ ,.glEJ Lsl aEt.s-s. I-su ~. ,.-.
When snow would fall I was 40 g. pleased,
IiI0And howmy heart did futter
AZ eocl; beau took htsy sweetheart out
| Sleigh riding in his OUTER: \ -
But wheo the stor1, VAS blesk and cold,
i The girls aud .beaux together
Would u'eet and have good straw ride,
y i1h5}spiee ofswiod aud weather;
lG ! 81 shI%$Fk e, ESS
But now, indeed, it GROVES me much
That I nm forced to mentiou,,n',5
]rHpweyer kind q yquog mans heart,
FL, Or honest his inteution,
He daro not esls girl to ride
But such O war is waged
That,if he gees IherImore than twice,
Why they yss must botenegasea
Land sakcs! What arc we coming to, .e
Is whit Iwant to know
flgg!do tho girls expectito have
SAsepsbIe. soung beaul
Wheue' 'er they get n Moe young man
They, out toogrea a dash,
Add then tn" grand result soon comes
A universal crash!