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Manufactures.

\ reporter was shown yesterday sam
pies of jeans manufactured ut Waco,
which, 10y one of our largest houses, is
pronounced far superior to the cele-
brated Humboldt jeans, and at less
price. We are informed that the Waco
mandatory claims that their profits
are satisfactory to them. We are proud
to see our State growing i'm enterprises,
and desire TO call the attention OF our
| business mon and capitalists to Tn is
matter. We are in position to ascer-
tain exactly what il will cost to nut up
such mandatory in our city, and the
cost Of producing the goods. We are in-
| formed that Dallas alone sells every Sea-
son not less than 500 eases of this quality
| of jeans. While this is an unqurstiuIl-
/ ably hard season, vet there is plenty oi
| idle money here that could be prohtably
| invested, besides the employment il
would give to the lahoring class. The
| man who puts his money In
this enterprise that will realize him n
| legitimate profit is worth moro to our
| clty than fifty men who loan their
money at 10 to i, per cent. Then there
/ is another thing that We cannot get
| around, and that is what will your bust.
ness houses and residences rent for If
| You have not people in your town to
sustain your merchants, and who can
get occupations that will enable them Ia
pay Your rents? What will your stree.
railroad stock be worth II thCre is not a
nucleus formed that Will hold and main.
tain what people we have and those that
we desire To come hcre2 This subject
should address itself to every man that
has, in our city, not more than twenty.
ia a lnN of IL.
Dallas get together on this and kindred
subjects and inauguratc a system ol
manufactures that will give MS solidity
and permanently. Fine brick store
houses, street paving and other kindred
| improvements are essential, and must
he had, but in order to sustain ourselve.
we must give the muscle of this country
employment Who will be the man that
will take the lead in this al-important
matter and immortalize himself will
our people2
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For Justice of the Peace.

In this issue we announce the candi-
dacy of II. G. T. Kendall for reelection
as Justice of the Peace for Precinct No.
|. During his incumbency Justice Ken
dali has given close and thorough atten-
ton to the duties of his Office and has
impartiality. He is man Of sterling
integrity and high honor, and will cred
itably discharge the duties of the Office
to which he aspires, if reelected.
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For a long time 1t was thought that
the huckleberry was only for table use
but II was known during the late war I'M
the shape of cordial; II was superior "a
the blackberry. DIR. Biggers' Iuckle.
berry Cordial Is the great Southern rem.
edy for restoring the little one from the
effects of teothing, and cures diarrhpa
dysentery and all bowel affections. For
sale by all druggists at 80 cents bottle,
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Mysierinnslr Missing.

Dave Autry, young man about II
years old, 5 feet inches high, fair skin,
light hair and blue eyes, will weigh
about l35 or 40 pounds, was missed
from the town of Bloomfield, Cooke
County, Texas, on or about the 18th of
July, 1884. Any information concerning
him will be rewarded by his grief
sticken father and mother. Address.
TICE AUTRY,
Bloomfield, Cooke county, Texas.
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pital for treatment. She is almost des- |
titute of clothing. She has the appear.
ance and demeanor of one who has see N
some of the sunshine of life, as is wi
denced by her conversation and raan-
ners, which bespeak gentle blood, and
cultivation
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July Jennings.

The following marriage licenses
were issued during the past week:
Rudolph Book and Mary Miller; Adolf
plus Gruner and Rosa Soblowhich; l..
d. Kerby and Minnie Madden; Burt
Frazier and Ellen Haragon; +. J. Allen
and Matte f.. Sprowles; w. T.. Beach
and Francis l.. Dumett.
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Bloomfield, Cooke cou
Successful Candidates.

All candidates for Office are anxious
to win, and would he glad to know how
fer them to the successful livery man,
Ed. Martyr, who will have them one of
his splendid teams to canvass in. They
will not only be able thereby to reach
all voters, but the style of the turnout
will give the candidate an impetus it
will be hard to beat,
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACruRS--sht,
~ bids will be received AT my olpec POI
SlN-lhch pipe sewer from Jcftuon w,
Murphy street, through the blocks e..
Main and Commerce streets; alsu TO On
the SlN-lnch pipe scwcr now boing
through block lui east To u point about y
east OF HARDWOOD street. f,las will bcol
NJ the regular meeting of the Guy GOV
ON the 9TH of August The City Coune'
serves the right 10 reject unyur all hlIs
W NJ. JOHNSON, city Engm'
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Sal. 7. R !I|:I.E|
And Every Species of Itching and Burn
ing Diseases Positively Cured.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its agoniz-
II ing itching and burning, instantly re-
lieyed by warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP,
great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with
two or three doses Of CUTICURA REsOLyENT
the New Blood Purifier, to keep the blood
cool the perspiration pure and unirrtating
the bowels open and the liver and kidneys
active, viii speedily cure Eczema, letter
RingwOrm, Psoriasis, .iChen Pruritus, SCALED
Head, Dnndrulf aud every species of itching
Scaly and Pimply Humors Of the Scalp and
Skin, when the best physicians and all
known remedies fail
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We have been requested by the ladies'
of the Auxiliary committee to state that
the open air concerts to be given by them
next week will occur on Tuesday and
Friday nights.
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Save time and money by attending
Lawrence's Commercial College, corner
Elm and Sycamore streets, the oldest
and best in Texas.
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URSULINE ACADEMY

Bryan Street, Dallas,
This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, Is most desirably located. The system
of education pursued Is designed to develop
the men.al, moral and physical powers OF
the pupils, and to make them useful women
of refined tastes and cultivated manners
TERMS IN ADVANCE
Board, washing and tuition, including
StatlOney, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary intirma-
ryeNpenseS, per session of five months, 300
Music and use of piano ..... .......... b
Entrance fee (only fer the first year. .... .
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY

DIV UTIIITf NiIs
incorporated and governed by Board of
Trustees; a full and experienced Corps OF
and hcalthfulncSs; discipline equal to that of
the best schools In the country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school; seven states represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The Fall Session
begins October Sth. For Catalogues, etc, adj
dress the superintendent,
NAL II 1 UI'RGESS
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Skinny Men.

| Skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Remover" restores
health and vigOr, cures dyspepsia, inn
potence, sexual debility. 81.
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ST. EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Austin. Texas.

Under the direction OF the Fathers of tho
Holy Grows. Is beautifully located three miles
southo Austin. Terms; Board ond tuition
per session OF i've months, SlO0. For further
natilcnlarHapply 20 Rev. T.. j. Frunsscus,
G. =. G., Austin. Texas. or 10 ReV. Fr. /
Martinez, Dallas, Texas
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Mr.. John Thiel, Wilkcsbarrc, Pa, writes:
have suffered from salt Rheum for over
eight years, at times so bad that could not
attend to my business for weeks at a time.
Three boxes of CUrICuRA, and four bottles
REsoIVENT have entirely cured me ot this
dreadful disease.
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTICrHA, 80
cts; RESOLYENr, 81; SOAR, - cts. Potter
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for GLOW to Cure skin Diseases"
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
COLLEGE OF TEXAS.

(TECuNGCAL BRANCH or THE UNIVERSITY
College station, Texas.
Endowed by act of Y. y. Congress. Fouip.
ped by the state Of Texas, with form. build
lngs, shops, machinery, apparatus, etc, 10
the value of S2iO,OOO. \ practical school for
training young men To become successful
Farmers, Engineers, MnehnistS, Chemists,
Architects, Contractors md leaders in nli
business enterprises. Tuition free. All other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
september /, 1851. For full particulars, nd.
dress II. H. nlNWIDDtE,
Chairman of the Fnculty,
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this country lacks to be the Eden of the
world is American farmers with inn
proved machinery to cultivate it.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
Staunt0n, NlrgInIO.

NTNunIOn, NIrgInIu,
Miss MARY j. BALDWIN. ...... Principal.
Opens September 3.-Closcs June, 1885.
Unsurpassed In its location, In its buildings
and grounds In It's general appointments and
sanitary arrangements; Its full corps of SUI
pcrior and experienced teachers; It's unrivaled
advantages In Music, Modern Languages
ElOcution, Fine Arts, Physical Culture and
instruction In the Theory and Practice OF
bookkeeping. The successful efforts made 10
secure health, comfortUnd happiness; It's op.
position TO extravaganza, lis standard ofsolld
scholarship For null particulars apply TO the
PrlnclnAl for CRinlnguos.
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MlIl McDonnld. 10 ncnrhnn m

VIII Mcdonald, 2ji2 Dearborn street, Chi
cago, gratefully acknowledges cure of Salt
Rheum ON, head, neck, face, arms and legs,
for seventeen years; not able TO walk except
on hands and knees for one year; not able to
help himself for eight years; tried hundreds
OF remedies; doctors pronounced his case
hOpeleSs permanently cured by CUTICURA
REsoLvENr blood puriticr) internally, and
CurICuRA and CUTfCURA SOAP Qhe great
skin cures externally.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Staunton, Va,

Mrs. Gen. j. Il. Il, stuart, Principal The
next session OF nine months begins Sept. n.
1881. Efficient teachers In every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
full particulars apply to the Principal.
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most approved composers. Modern and cas-
steal music taught also thorough bass. We
offer to the patrons of the school the services
of corps of compc ent, well-salaricd teach
erS, chosen and tried some of whom have
been with us for five and a half years, and to
all boarding pupils the attentions OF Il moth
er at the hands of the principals wife.
Daughters of ministers of all denumina-
tons instructed free of charge, except as 10
incidental fees and extras. Give us a trial,
and we shall make good these pledges.
w. *. JONES,
President and prOpriptOr
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+. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffer
ed untold fortunes from Salt Rhcum which
nearly destroyed his eyes. After the most
careful doctOring, and Il consultation OF
physicians failed To relieve him, he used the
CUTICuRA REMEDIES, and was cured and
hns rnmnlnnl ~ IN nnln-
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Medical Department, University Of lO'
NEW ORLEANS.

As II Is universally admitted that = M
Medicine and Surgery cannot ., la.irs
where than nj the bedside ~ iny ~
wounded, this Institution justly cl,,,,n
vailed advantages In the lnlrouuc,.,' IN
classes Into the wards OF the stV1 an
hospital, whose Eight Hundred neuI raI
annual admission of Elgh; Thous,nII I'I
supply unlimited clinical ma'eI'""
lars sent upon application,
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.SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
The Great BalsRmic Distilation of witch.
Hazel, American Pine, Canadian iir,
MnIiHolh. NlnNnr hln.anm. NO.

For the Immediate Relief and Permanent
Cure of every form Ot Cutlrrh, rom q simple
Head Cold or Influenza 10 the Loss of Smell,
Taste and hearing Cough, Bronchitis, and
lncipicnt Consumption. RELIEF In nyc min
utes In any and every case, Nothing k u.
Grateful, fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins
nom first application, and Is rapid, radical,
permanent and never falling,
one bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent and SgulOrd's Inhaler, all I'm one
package, forming a complete treatment, OF
al druggists, for 81. Ask for SANFoRp's
RADICAL cure. POTTER DRUG And CHEM
tCNL Co., Boston.
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LOST.

/ OsT-A SOLITAIRE piAMONnl,. ~, ~,
1 Finder will be handsomely ieN"''''I'
returning Ii TO the Herald Office.
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Charles HOughton, Esq, lawyer, y state
street, Boston, reports n case of salt Rheum
under his observation for ten years, which
covered the patients body and limbs, and To
which all known methods of treatment had
been applied without benefit, which was COM
pletely cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
leaving clean and healthy skin.
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INSTITUTE
Marion, Ala.

Marion, Ala.
Forty-scvcnth session begins October /,
1871; Faculty OF fifteen. Collegiate course
for Young Ladies' Kindergnrtcn and Pre-
pnr0tory Departments. school of Music,
Drawing and Painting, and Tolography. For
catalogues, send to
ROBERT FRAZIER, President.
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Boarding twaShing not incuded) with
lights, fuel and servants attention 50 90
Tuition bill to be paid monthly Board bills
half payable in advance. Pupils furnish tow
els, toilet articles, table napkins, and one pair
each of sheets, blankets and pillow cases.
EXTRA AND OPTIONAL,
Piano, Organ or Guitar .................. $25 on
Special Vocal Lessons ............... . 90
Use oflnstrument for daily practice zone
hour. .................. ..........,.... ) 90
Art Observation-Disclosures. Teachers Rates
Latin, French or German ............... 10 on
Calisthenics daily ..... Observation-Disclosures. 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental, after the
most nnnrnNnl cnm nnsnrs- Mnnnrn nnn lln : :
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kON ,ALE-bhOUM MACufNlS
i sale. Two new machines and b
Wcstlakc y Briti0n mauuGcture, II
cheap. Address WIN, PFOUrs, care VA
office. h,.
LuR SALE or RENT-A FIRSTal
l. brand new piano; viii sell ON tbs 4
ment plan. Apply to GGl Ross Ayenu
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LOK SALE-rWO SPLENDID 0RGA 4
4 slightly used, viii be sold at sarrId,
and for easy terms. Call at once. Will
WATKtS ~ CO., Herald Building, Main q
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IGOR SAiE-A COMPLETE DRUG STOR
4 NJ less than halfcoSt for cash. Addrs
7. w. HALL, Big SPRINGS. TeXas. i,-Si
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IGOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF I'd
L health, l will offer for sale my en1
clearinghouse outfit, complete in ever
pnltment, consisting of furniture, beldh
dining-rOom and kitchen; everything
good as new. Call at once at 10 Jack,
street b,
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DOR SALE-LARGE BAY HORSE, SIR
L able for carriage or draft; l6la hands HI
perfectly gentle. GEORGE a. WEBSTER,
Elm street. Iv,1
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I.WR SALE OR RENT--A FINE NEW a
l. room cottage cheap: beautlGil nlo
Inquire at the Eclipse Lumber Yard Ia
PAGE 80" ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-05

Tropical Africa contains what the
world wants. Ii is country OF ex-
haustless resources. This will lead to
humane intercourse with foreign lands,
the introduction of improved agricnltu-
raj and manufacturing implements,
steam engines, railroads, printing press
es. machines, and the thousand proc
esses and appliances by which the
comfort, progress, and usefulness of
mankind are secured" Growth and
development will come from within, not
from without. The spirit Of modern
progress will he Africanized. People
Of the same blood, dwelling together
On the same soil, having the same aims,
aspirations, aud interests, will unite
and move on i'm the same lines. A
great mind will be result of the changes
aud growths that are even now taking
place in tropical Africa. Influences
will go ont OF Liberia and Sierra Leone
that will give shape to such political
possibility as an African Empire. Per-
haps the great African general and
statesman may come out Of one or the
other of these two countries. Many a
man has been laughed at a. IA dream
er" whose dreams have come 10 pass in
living realities. Truly has il been said,
"Ihc evolutions of fact are sometimes
stranger than the romance Of fiction. y
The Bible contains the prophecy, "Ethi.
opia shall suddenly stretch forth her
hand unto God" We believe that this
prophecy shall be fulfilled. Influences
will work as leayen in lump until an
African Empire shall suddenly arise
among the Philippians, aud men will
cry, a nation il born in ."-Ths
Nes York Globe negro organ.
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Chatham tuntl telegram; During
lsess~a and ise persons ~crv injured, several
seriously, No fatal results arc feared. The
injuries consisted 81 hsekea arms, less, aud
rins, Some uerc injured internally.
The exercises Of the graduating elias
af tho Naval Academy drew TO Annapolis,
President Arthur, eea, sheridan. Admiral
Porter. and the Ministers from England.
Russia. Germany, aud fraace.
The American Congregational Asso-
citation Aela il thirss-erst annual meeting nj
nossoa, The years rcccsrts were 81, $50.
aud the balance GA hand Is Ssss The changes
in tho directory iaclade tho dropping of
Charles 4, Hammond. OF shicago-T. Y.
Rsscater<i taking his place. Annual mem
hershirs WIRE abolished, and life member
shsns RAISED fron So TO $50.
An expedition which lately left Mas.
saa ~ british yacht has teen safely land
81 i'm sata. ~ Ssinte Claire. on ,ae island,
Col, Nsroaa il organizing iarve force.
The iron manufacturers of the Ma
hoaang md sa*naago Valleys sisnifiea thell
/ willingness IL sian last years scale with tn
nes a sassioas emitted. N is believed tina,
there vii H. no iTaaWosk.rs' strike In tbs
Youngstown district. has, al pittsburg mat
tiers are unsettled.
Employees of the Wabash Road al
/ Chicago aaseslg stopped work because the,
had not received their wages.
William Brosn, d colorei man, whs
murdered reddter named Layigne a
sahoAta. Illinois. END buried his hods I'm IA,
fireplace. ~as executed nj Bciiesillc. Ill
confessed ~ erlsne. and scarcely had strength
t. reach the scafaid. John Tucker va
hanged NJ Paris. Alabama, for the murder "
a cosn In ron named Asr"a Baker.
Decoration Day WAS Observed will
unusual pemp thnousAoat the country A
Chicago the street parade Was very large am
inc. Addresses were delivered AT the oeme
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The Age OF = Woman.

Two friends who have had dispute
as to matter of propriety, ask us to
decide between them, and this is the
subject:
"He says that lady would regard it
Us an Insult if she was asked in COM
pany by gentleman what her age was.
l say that it is no insult. Will you
please tell MS who is correct?"
Undoubtedly lady might be ASKED
about her age in way that would make
the question an insult But, in gen
cral, such question is not an insult to
her, but rather gross piece of im-
pertinence.
Besides. why should you wish to know
the exact number Of her years? What
concern is that Of vours2 You can see
for yourself just what she is, and You
know whether she has the charms Of
youth or looks them. A woman, young
man, is as old rs she looks, and no
older. That is why it is so impairment
to question her on tho subject. Your
heart and your imagination ought to
make tho question unnecessary.
For tho purpose of the census it is
necessary to ask women their ages,
which must also be given to satisfy cer-
tain other requirements of the law. But
otherwise it is both impertinent and I'M
necessary to ask them the date of their
birth. A charming woman is always
young. -Ne,c York San.
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prOl0ng ring Existence.

Long life has ever been considered
great desideratum. In the Old Tesla
mcnt the promise of life is held up as
the great consolation; while in the New
Testament long life, eternal life, is con-
stantly placed before mans imagination
as the & --latest of all possible rewards.
The Egyptians thought they had dis
covered the secret in the constant use
of emctics. Among them it became
tho custom to take about two emetics
month. When an Egyptian met an.
other, the common greeting was not,
How do We do?" but, "How did your
last emetic operate?"
At one time during the Dark Ages,
alchemists sought in ways, which seem
ludicrous enough to us, for some sub
stance which, introduced into the body,
might prolong life. Original matter"
was looked upon to be the elementary
cause Of all existence. Ii they could
only find this, they could work miracles,
they could pcrpetaate life indefinitely.
In seeking this original matter the mo,t
extraordinary paths were trodden. Mil
lions of vessels, phials, and retorts
were buried in dung hills or other fetid
masses, to discover, through decompo-
sition, the Original matter"
Gold was then, us now, tho most pre-
c:ous of metals. It was thought that
the introduction Of it into tho system,
if it could be kept there. would greatly
prolong life. 4 multitude of busy idiots
were at W, rk day and night. i'll con-
cealel corners. trying 10 discover some
means Of rendering gold potable, SO
that it would remain in tho body, and
not return TO tho metallic form, but be-
come assimilated, and thus enter as an
integral part of tho system. AS gold is
immortal, it was foadly believed that
the body of which it was part might,
with it, become immortal. The com.
mon people of Italy, Franco, and Ger.
many often dcnieI themselves the nee
essaries of life to purchase few drops
of the tincture Of gold, which they swal.
lowed with the most enthusiastic con.
| fidence.
This mania, in some one of a hundred
| forms. continued for several hundred
years, and, indeed, has not passed away
from all classes ut this hour.
About three hundred years since, in
some portions of Europe they began to
consider the laws of mans physical
health. Within these three hundred
years the length of life in Europe ha,
increased fifty per cent. The larger
part of this Improvement hos occurred
in the last one hundred years. The
last fifty years have been especially pro
life in contributions to human longev
ity. In America, even, it has become
.common to reach the age of one hun
dred years; and if the favoring inhu.
ences now actively at work are not dis
turbed before A. ID. 1884, 10, lbs, ani
100 years will not be rare.
When sleep, exercise, food, air, sun
shine, when, in brief, the laws of health
shall receive all needed attention, W,
shall not only enjoy health and happi
ness but a good, long Efe.-Hom
Science.