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CAPITAL cULLINGS.
RIenselessC Cendit tisa OF che Co"n-


-WAsHnGroS, d. D., October 2I.-Gen. n.
G. Wrigk, Ohief of Engineers OF the
United StSes Army, in his annual report
gives detailed account of the condition
and needs ofNll the fortiications. On the
subject Of seaoast defence, the report says:
The defenSeA of the United States
sSainst msratisne attacks DOR many years,
must depend uAon the finishing OF the
barbette batteries designed long ago, but
with such modificaions IS will adopt then
to the reception of The twelve inch rine
gun recently proposed, with its enlarged
earrisge, and at the Sspe time give greater
security TO msgszines" Also, that it
will be necessary \to make ready
Without delay, to apply ose system OF tor
peaoes TO all the harbors, Areparipg boom
proof, electrical operating Uons and deep
masonery galleries, extending therefrom
40 The low water line, for the purpose.
'SOur unpreparedness for war" Is shown,
and he stated that however powerful in
numbers and valoe our army may be, with
out the aid Of fortiications and their acces-
sories, they cannot prevent the destruc:
tion Of our seaboard cities by the ships OF
a a,nartine foe, and that, while reliance can
De had ia no other mode OF defense, de-
tense 81 icrli6cltioas snd torpsdoe3 Is tae
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STEUBENVIIlE.
The Harter Murder Trial "A Verdict
ns Charged I'm the Indictment!

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, October 27.-The jury in
the Harter murder case brought in a YER
dict of murder in the second degree' at
a late hour last night, which verdict means
Penitentiary for the rest of his natural
life. The prisoner was completely broker,
down when the verdict was announced, and
presented miserable appearance. With
none of his kin near him, and not a friend
in the world, John Harter-a modern Cain
the slewer of his brother, was taken back
10 iail 10 await his final removal to his
''liying tomb" at Columbus. The verdict
gives general satlsfactisn 10 everybody, and
the intelligent jury which sat on the case
are receiving loud enconioms from the peo-
pie.
The Halse trial-shooting with intent to
kills on trial to day, and John Gilday
the man who attempted to kill Policeman
John Kamm, six or seven months ago, will
have his trial next week. .-.-'
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most efficient most enduring and least ex-
pensive. .
ngress Must Consent.

Congress Must Consent. -
The proposition of England 10 Egypt
that Gfeece and the United States should
each appoint amember of the Indemnity
ConimissioR would probably have 70 be
submitted TO Congress before the President
would feel authorized to make any appoint
ment The present courts OF a similar
kind aye three in number, on each of which
is United States meRber. These appoint
ments were authorized by Congress. and
any similar appointment would need to be.
Heavy Robbery.
A, robbery of diamonds, silks, laces, vel
vets, &c, to the total OF S., 900 has occurred
at the house of Gen. Stnrgis at the Soldiers
Home. The, trunks Of Leokothe Pammard,
aFreneh geverness in the employ of II. L.
p -Dopsman, of Wisconsin, Gen. Sturgis SON
.in-law, who with bis wife is visiting here,
were found packed with the missing prop
erty. Three thousand dollars worth Of
diamonds were not recovered.
Postal Decision.
The Postofice Department decides that
the privilege accorded publishers OF second
class matter, namely, TO print upon the
wrappers of periodicals the request il the
same be not called for in limited time, it
may be delivered to any one class of per
sons, cannot be extended to senders Of
third class matter.
The Star Route Raseality.
Special Counsel H. H. Wells, who is in
vestigating the attempts to bribe the jurors
in the Star Route trial. says, In his report to
the Attorney General, of juror Dickson's
sworn statement of August %, that it was
to be used not Tor shis OWL -prntaGtion
against such attempt at bribery by Bowen
and Cameron, but as q means OF persuading
q q L
tai, and was accordingly so used, after the
jury had retired, and when they were con.
sidering their verdict, and in violation OF
the instructions OF the Court. The report
continues: 1.-THE testimony OF Judge
Hoover, confirming in some particulars the
account given by Cameron and Brown, OF
interviews with Dickson, seems to remove
all reasonable doubt as TO what this alleged
bribery transaction really was, and appears
to show that the foreman of that jury, the
most active of all its members in the dis
cussions and manipulations antecedent to
the verdict, was not bribed or attempted TO
be bribed by Bowen. 1t seems to show
that he entered into discussion with
persons that were plainly intended as in
vitations to bribery, and that he sought
Cameron under pretext, for the Pur-
pose of inviting discussion, suggestions
or intimations which might be placed be-
fore the jury with the purpose OF procur-
ing verdict of aequittal."
A Warrant for Dickson's Arrest.
A warrant was issued this evening for the
arrest Of VIM. Dickson on the affidavit OF
Jury McNelly for endeavoring to improp-
erly influence the verdict Of the star route
jury. Another warrant for his arrest on an
affidavit of Brewster Cameron with attida,
Wits of II. A. Bowen and Judge Wilson
Hoover attached as exhibits, charges Dick
son with conspiracy with Geo. W. Driver
and others to get money from the United
States through Brewster Cameron for :he
purpose of impeding justice.
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CmcAGo. October H,-IA Tie oceviils b.
sanity case today Low ecoville, 90 q ~
dtmented, testified thst be bslleye1 hg
mother insane becanss he psrslstsa = ~
notion that abe could writs books - -
ture successfully, and becsuss She - .
boarding house wbers she ~ lesne
money. Mr.. scovills Hsspsf tsstlsd -
mother had told her her physiaAn, u.
Amnsrmin, vas the nost % ioyess!; 80 =
her. while this witness W. undse ospcc-
The influences Of liquor, mad 8 dIsturb.
ancs In the court. saying he weg there ~
protect bis wife, and was oommittsd for tsp
days for CONTEMPT. This closed the evi.
dence and tbs attorneys made thsir argus
msnts 70 the Jury. p '.1tEts
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The Ashland Murderers.

LEXINGTON, KY, october 27.-The Lex
ington Guards, as part of the Third bat.
talon State troops, have been ordered to
report for service, not later than NJ ,nday,
10 convey the Ashland murderers, Neal and
Craft, to Boyd county, and guard them
from the anticipated attempt st lynchins.
as the third party concerned in the horror
vas hanged by mob at Ashland The
trials are set for Friday next
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Discovered the Mistake too Late.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, October N.-On
Thursday night r. ]. Cole, of Magnolia
Columbia county, took strychnine, which
he mistook for morphine. He soon dis
covered the mistake and sent for q doctor,
but the drug speedily threw him into con-
vulsions, and death followed two hours
later
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Ds,nsA q DsesiA.

wIIxnsAlsz Pa, oetc6se H.-A! The
son Company this sitsfgoonL two niosn.
a6sndohed portion Of the mias 70 psocass
old iron. Upon thsir bats ,wers nske4
lamps which came IN coniset With "a and
thsrS wN terrific eIpIeeio9f In ths ssw
sll escaped. Burt and LAnh gusrs bievS
into Q. pump ,bois and hufpsd 70 dealb.
me ninS took fire, bat thS fAnes wsfs 81.
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BIZ LiSsociated Press.

CINCINNATI, October 27.-A Times-Star
( iSteubenville special says: The jury in the
case Of John Z. Hsrter, indicted for murder
in the second degree for shooting and kill
ing his brother, Edward I, Harter, on July
2SIh last, have found the prisoner guilty as
charged. The defense attempted to prove
be was crazy drunk when the deed was
dome
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Will Il Clean a Characterf

. CHARLOTTE, n. c., October G.-Much
excitement prevails here over the alleged
discovery by Dr. W. w. Gregory, Of q
lotion which, il is claimed, turns the skin
of negroes white. A man who, it is claimed,
was so bleached. is now being examined by
a board of physicians.
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An Alleged Forger.N

CANTON, O., October 27-Wfliam w.
Reed, Secretary of the Stark County Agri-
cultural Society, and one Of the leading
citizens of the county, was today. Indicted
by the grand jury for forgery. He is
charged with forging note Tor $1,000 on
Hiram Firestone, a wealthy farme, who
died some two years ago In settling up
the estate Firestone's executor found a
note fo1 1000 signed by Reed The note
was shown 10 Mr.. Reed who pronouncedit
genuine. He said, however, that it had
been paid and that be held Frestone's note
for 81 200 as a receitt. This latter note he
produced, and Firdtone's signature TO it
has since been probunced forgery. The
indictment of Reeds the subject OF uni
yersal comment.
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A ChapeeIr nnmaxes.

CLKvrLAsD, octohsa7. Joseph Holland.
who was arrested inf York Just as he
was abouttu embafifor Europe, arrived
here last evening inhe custody of de-
teciiye, and was lock up 70 ansser the
charge of Stealing sehty dollars worth of
clothing from Fesin sgle, q fellow v boarder
at hotel here. Auhyestigatiou proves
that no clothing was sIolen from Argyle,
and he has been ar3ed for perjury in
swearing out an Afhdt for Hollands ar
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medicine that destroys the germ OF
!. cause Of Briehf's Disease, Diabetes, kidney
ksnd Liver Complaints. and has power 20
Y1cot them oct Of the system. Is above AZ,
sSies. such medicine is Hop Bitters, aud
}, siifvs proof OF this can be fouEd hy one
trial, or " asking your Deigh50rS, woo
have been eursd by Il.
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co.. ~ Massaehnsafts.

NEW YoEx. October e7.-Representative
Mckinley, of Ohio, who came here with
the President from Washington, has gone
to Boston, and viii remain in Massachu-
setts until after the election.
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srrasEos BAs, Wa, octsbse 81 Nh
s:.,' 2 ssl1s sa1s ,!'i:s 9: q: 81;
q fnfspi saps into iSs rosi1 Ssyiss 81
kittipg. ftffvsl ahout tNo, helA III
. 8 deddsd epntFast 70 : t.yeiy Ave psHs1
duffns confinement. vhicA 6lse 1sssespl.
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and will seize the opportunity TO step 70
the front and declare himself TO be the
savior Of society and the apostle of peace
to bis country.
The GoyernmenS objects.
! BERLIN, October ia leading editorial
in the Dutcsche Allegelline Zeitung de-
clsres In 50 many words that the Germsn
government condemns the unfrieudly at
utude of the German press, and more par
ticularly of the Cologne Gazette toward the
British soyrrnment The result Of such
hostility will be inevitably 10 Illustrate the
governments friendly policy and attitude
towards England throughout the troubles
in Egypt.
DUBIrs, October N.-The Grand Jury has
returned q true bill againstten men chafg-
ed with numbering the josh family.
Wrecked.
iLospox, October 27.-Sir Henry Gore
Baths yacht Karar. one OF the vessels
which went to the Antarctic in search OF
Leigh Smith and party. has been wrecked.
The False Prophef.
iCArRo. October q. The False Prophet is
within three days march OF Khartoum. A
council Of ministers 10 nov being held TO
consider MASTERS pertaining 20 the war.
- Instantly KaIed.
SoUrH SaLzx. spetober g7.-Joha Kahn, =
prominent eitz-a ~ ih;s place ard thr
champion lici .vr r@-A-. 4 ~ s..eiss.
I.
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.Hni.conaI Conrre.s.

RICHMOND, Va, October 27.=z-In the Epis-
copal Church Congress to-day, Christian
ity and Criminals" was discussed at great
length, but only in essays and speeches.
'.Reauirements for confirmation" was also
discussed, and the Congress adjourned.
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Aminixserial Kick.

New BEDFORD, October 27.-Rey. Allen
Damon has resigned the psstorate OF the
snruce Street Christian Church because be
.disapproved Of the church holding aclam-
bake 10 exc out his salary.
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fell from q building on which he vas work
ing and was Instantly killed. His neck was
broken. - gs.{
Jspecial Cable to Western Assecias4 Press.
L0HDoH, October N.-1n the House OF
Commons to-day, Dixie. Political Secretary
of the Foreign Office, stated that Sir Chsrles
Wilson has informed the Home ONCE that
he had visited the political prisoners At
Cairo, and had found that while the prisons
were too crowded there were no ground for
the stories that have been set aHoat about
the abuses to which prisoners were SUBJ
iected in Cairo. 49, 49, %
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She SHIT Him.

TOPEKA, KAs, Oqber 27.-Mrs. Frey
linger, German wdan, living six mil IS
from Kansas City, th State, hot and
killed Mr.. Mole on te 9th. The trouble
grew out of the hitting of place on
which Mr.. Freylin II lived.
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An;sboner Postmaster.

HARRISBURG, PA. October N.-Frank A..
>Crawe, Assistant Pbtmast. at Wellsboro,
has been arrested fl rifins registered let
tiers. There has bSn very heavy losses in
registered mail in ransitI through that
office,
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Ton Thin.

NKw YORK, October 27.-0ne object OF
the Presidents visit 70 this city besides
that of voting. is TO transfer his residence
on Lexington avenue to tenant
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ANre.iier an Troable.

NER yoRx, October 81. Matt. Grace. the
wrestler. was arrested and held in $4,000
hail, to-day, on charge OF robbing Caro-
line Borneter Of $1,000.
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olsI rI1s:ss:1i n;s..s IL. 2. a.e. go; -;
s:Iig ssS igssss:;;; sss: 4 e 3. Sss.s,s -: 2 e
sfziks VIZ g ths prohs6is sssalk
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lCAsnEs. o., Oesssw wa.-Hs.I1eyssD1-
~, szntis1 M ayssls1 = - 6
- eNfg hese ye6tasd.y nee15eE 81 S1
.ss.sd 49,. : ~. ssszsy. ~ Z
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TRADE EToesc&
C1aYAAAA.

CLEVELAND, October T.-Pig iron coutin-
ues dull Consumers are following hard.
tomouth policy, and only occasionally .
large sale for future purposes 10 reporte6
Production 10 large, and Il looks . though
stocks are accumulsting. q the furnscse:
irons. Manufactured iron 3 IN GOOD d.
mand, and the production Of the mills b
generally sold for the next thirty dAyG
Bar iron Is not quite as firm o. two weeks
ago, and concessions Of at least ten cents
for round lots are reported In some In
stances. Steel rails are In fair demand aud
steady. Petroleum Is steadief at last weeks
prices. .rs.,.4
PrrrsppRSB, October 27.-There Is fair
movement in general business with the sit.
week. The pig iron market 10 In IN unsst.
isfactory condition. The expcctshoos q
dealers OF heavy demand at the Close Of
the strike has not been realized, and while
inquiry is quite good Il 10 only for tmme.
diate wantI Prices are dull and unchanged.
The demand for manufactured iron 10 In.
creasing, and the mills have oil they ON
do at the unchanged card rate. Coal b
steady and unchanged. The rivers are too
low for shipments. The glass trade 10 quite
active with no change In discounts. Pe,ro.
strong bull movement, and favorable re-
port Of decrasing production The market
became active and drmef to-day. sdvansin6
to 953Sc. four csnh higher than the lowest
point OF the week.
[For someinexpiieablc reason our uSsal
weekly review Of the condition Of businsO
at leading points failed 10 mstsrisliss Lest
night-TEL Ed
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ExR1eH and revjialize the blood by using
ErUHL's Iron B:ttSrs.
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BEEcHER.
He Says He IN Undergeisg . ThssIs1ie-
N Re~ousfFueffOn.

nj ReeOastFuetion.
BosroS, October 27.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, invited by the Traveller. Express TO
give his views OF the criticisms Of the VA
rious ministers Of New England upon his
recent withrawal nom the Congregational
body, writes the following letter.
BRookLYN,, n. Y, October %, 1882.
Ny DEAB sIR:-Lthank you for the letter
and papers. I have read the somewhat
large expressions Of these many and excel
lent men in regard to my orthodoxy, con-
t;stency, influence and general merit,
without wishing for a mement 70 reply,
Is, you kindly request me. When
dissecting table, under the bands Of OF.
perts, It would be unbecoming Of him TO
iise up suddenly and discuss with his sur.
eeons the propriety. Of their methods and
the truth Of their results. IL Is not often
one can see himself as Others see him, and
especially as Boston sees him, and moro
than all a. Boston clergymen see him. y
sm reduced 70 pulp. but thank Heaven mot
.o ashes. When you suggest ,Es ~, e reply %.
no conception of the subdued and enlisht
sned state of my mind am
bent ON improvement. Laying aside ell
my old notions Of my beliefs Of
ny standing, I en- carefully puttIne TO-
gether the real msn that know l sn
tonight When l ges my new Psrsonal
intend 10 study theology sonswhere,
thouKh In my present confusion I csnsot
say whether shall study .at Andovsr OF
Boston. New Haven 10 nearer. but -.
Smith has been settled thsrs, and fer
lsxify Of doctrine In his neighbcfs
hnaI prinreton IN nat faY a thA
south Of me, but DR.. NcCosh b
Christian eyoiutionist and Il would b
folly, after what bave suffered, TO conA
under The maIaYiaI infiuence of that phtIoe.
ophy. On the whole I incline 70 study at
Park street, bat wherever may go, sm
determined before die 70 ind . the1oU
which will muster ct Bangor. st Aa6bgsf,
n Cambridge, ut New Haven. at Pdpcetop,
az Allegheny. at 0beriin. ct Chicago and af
Park street. Then shall willingly de.
Youn, HKxEr WAKp BsscHka 3
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Suffering I'm Austria.

INspRUcK, October 27.-The damage in
the inundated districts OF the Southern
Tyrol is million and half forms, which
falls for the most part. upon the poorer
classes. Subscriptions aggregatiDg a quar-.
ter Of million florins have been subscrib-
ed tn assist the suffering, '
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.SHEsaxpoAH, Pa, October 1.-kftsr
working all night the rescuing psYty reach,
.s,fi e :fAfris,ssd miners q the Packer col
itss A.;-.e-. -aivs. z
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Special Dispasek 70 De Ryfste; !. 8 &
iSfsurrrvrILx, October q. -Coanty AneG-
tor MeBeih died tonight q seseG 49,,
after short illness. = his hcne q ~
city.
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iHEw YosK, ocsobsf 27.-The selies
brought By samuel wiIksson se.lnst Ass.
fsiiine TO complete the Life of Chffsk q
postponed 7ntI Hotembef 9th.
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Fact's Burned.

JANEsroSs, N. i October 2z.-A fire
caused by spopt9ous combustion de-
stroyed two mani curing buildings en-
ploying fifty hapas snd dwelling. Loss,
SIS, coo; insurance. 1000.
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Dayftt I'm Scotland.

LONDON, October T.-Davitt, speaking at
Greenock last night, announced his inten-'
tion of visiting the Highlands and the
Island Of Skyes, for the purpose OF becom-
ing acquainted with the case OF the Crof.
with the Land League had anything TO do
with the action OF the tenant farmers In
the Highlands
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Trouble I'm Southern Russia.

VIENNA, October 27.-Seventy-fve revo-
lutionists have been arrested at Odessa.
Among them are seventy who bad in their
possession press and many Nihilist mani
festos. Agrafian disturbances have occur
red in the Government OF V0lhynia. A
priest Ihas been murdered for distributing
the Imperial proclamation in regard to the
prarian question
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From q Gesman Standp0int.

BEELIs, October N.-In the German
papers lively discussion is going on
among the politicians of the various fac
tons regarding the revolutionary move
ment which has so suddenly and unex-
pectedly developed in France. They con-
cur in expressing the opinion that Gam
BETA will profit by the outbreak in Lyons,
and will seize the opportunity to step 70
the front and declare himself TO be the
savior Of society and the spostle of peace
to bis country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-17
"MY SMOKE HOUST,'


Mr.. EDITOR Seeing little item in
yonr paper not long since, entitled "Smoke
Rouse" l set TO thinking about the habit
OF smoking which is becoming 80 com.
mon; and about that nice house built with
the money saved by abstaining from the
habit. AT first / thought the account
rather exaggerated. Three thousand dol
lars is large sum to spend for cigais even
in twenty years. So / began to reckon.
Thirty cents day, is not, think, an un-
usual expenditure by one who INDUCES
in the practice. This amounts to $lO9.5O
per year. Let any school boy compute
the amount OF this annuity at per cent per
annum Tor 20 years and zee if it will not.
exceed even $4,000. These figures are
startling. How many OF us who are liv
ing in wretched tenant houses, and chang.
ing about with no fixed abode, mig hit now
possess comfortable and even beautiful
homes Of our own, which we would de-
light TO care for and embelsh, making
shem charmed spots round which the
dear ones would love to gather, and
which they would fondly cherish in their
memory forever. Then thought of the
freedom that young men had acquired,
being no longer slave TO a cigar nor TO
the morbid craving for that which ia not
merely useless but positive injury. Then
shink Vi the risks he had escaped OF Offend
ing his dearest friend by the foulness OF
his breath, or by compelling them 10 in.
hale the offensive and poisonous gasses
thrown of by the burning weed.
There ia great deal sAld about venlila.
tion, the importance OF pure air in our
dwellings. Air il the essential to life; we
can survive but few momcuts without IL
and the purer il IL the longer and better
VIII II support life. We resort 10 deolori.
Zers, ,dislnfeclanls and antiSepiics of yarious
kinds to neutralize and destroy the pois-
onous or nnlnrions gnses which arises
from sewers and siagnani. neglected places
about our dwellings, yet we think nothing
oil smoking pipe or cigar whose subtle
odors penetraies and poisUns the Amos.
phere IN every room III the honse, which
our wives aud little ones are compelled 10
inhale, forgetting that we are thereby, il
may be-, lmplaDting Into the lungs the
germs oi disease lar more fatal Than those
We have taken so much pains to exclude.
May not many OF our houses and Offices
be htly named Smoke Houses? think
80, but from being 30 constantly filled with
smoke, instead OF having been built by the
money Otherwise wasted in smoke,