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HoRRoRs OF SMoK1Nc.-An acquaintance, who
has for years been alternately smoker and chewer
Of tobacco, tells us that, although in good health
and prosperous in his affairs, he was frequently
low spirited, he could never tell why. Besides,
he was troubled with twitching in the corners OF
his eyes, which sometimes extended to the corners
of his mouth. At last he began to accuse his be-
loved cigars as the cause, and with much effort
broke off from smoking and chewing: The con- On
sequence is, that all the disagreeable things whicn
he endured have disappeared. His spirits are UNI m
formly buoyant, and his muscles quiet AS TO the
fellows who smoke in Broadway, spolllng the com,
mon air of heaven, we wish spasms would seize all
their mouths, so that they could not hold cigar


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