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.- ;i. a1 .v--tt!i IN-e- 1
't'tv aw jay the iTih j
o- t - m j -.ier hi a':, r
iTriij; up-. ..vni ij:
it rooming, then '
of J ja
)
iieve ili xnstiajoryi
Nicely, Lewis Tsyr-e j
..s; I'ivliN etlj t !
; of Febr-airr, Jrrii.
I
c-'tivxti-jti cf Pivij I
il.t- 'l-T-.-r.-iii it-, merp-
;.t-rl it.wr-.."-. mtit:.
la.
I
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v;.: j?r It -r., )
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1 v
V .:.M-rir-T.
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,ir rait
L.rr.
'be
k ar.-i
j f en
.i.ve
l'o srt
-. II.
Wan-
F r sh
C'c.ns.
'hat trrv.
C T.iS
W Aii-u-iiSrt of a S!
" irt k ll.-farl.-d
The I !a; tA
m mud
-t Ue,Ki!:ir i-st
N
' ho utider--t.ii.di luur ! !.-,....
lVi" f-onmu-d by K.Tage fk-opk,, will
J.k,U tiie kir- And reltir.g ar-
w . rc,-a-:r,s tm pi am,
r too traalc; cil no cue who Lnows
what tn AriL Lxit is ciade cf uill
oiake crtx djjcoatit c-rfr f-
t-X- I
i-.Tr.tw-.a of aji orator. c lictcn. 1
um H..J.JU ii c:tilioii from a ,xcU do-
?id w cratje i to fa? fr-d. i-are
Iheir lindi tini. niij icnKSiaa their
ft. in tmUt fi.!iii )t Tra;tir.s be-xin-
a t.wturw to iVia; ii.J (i tl,fir
are .iad Toko r. I kh attach
wvera! if t!i-.m tttiuf. Ti.-y march
til lay: :u ti;l-!.:. whi-n t! y v:,.p to
a lir.!).ifuU f raw 'mn-j: W arc
Jisti itjt-J am, i!M. iitrVvK. Till is
j ail lliir f.-rj. Next iiKrTH:ij; Ifiy must
I al:irt air.in. I tut afT tin li.K dsy or
j tv.t tin- biiijt.-. uli-rjnjrs aiii lw
j ttr).a;iun li;;ve vact-niil gjvet tisany.
j VIh- wvm-n uni lh aavd arc tlx- lint t.
i i.il. Tii.-n. in rdiT t utrike itti
I iiit" ti ns ii.i-rj''l; mi -f huiiiau
cat .i'-n l;."ir to cx-rn miiz? -wJtT.
j r&i.::ui.J at..i i-.il lihin a trril-V !!
i on I :if-- f the if-k. T.' ur.fortun-
au- t:m utt-r a cry. ad lui; to tbe
jrritt?i'i in t:ie!n'n-ji-i";.s( f ct i. Tlw
irn;.--J t-.'P i:r)m(-ir.t-!y n-UTin rt"
ii. T- rn iit nuuoJ ev3 tin1
u;,i.--S :t!t htr r:llu
j s;;me ..vi-.:"i.i r.-i't.a-l a; uic'it.
j on s.rm :ts; ;.t tl ir 1 iii'.l:. j!u-f. ::fUT ;
tj-.t? I r-l bv (f -!i .i Jitr. a n4 ! !
I :L-.',h-. tr .. i!; .u:r.-.:i ('. 1.avr ,:r i-jr-il by j
u at i tli.f.i t!i v.iiii v.;.i M'.ik frniu i
iirim- : ".'i.-.'i. t- -.-. -3 -;:U4.t'i--:itT !
f..ii whirh l!--y ;.Tn! .;. lii;-v jme U-- '
li-ii.l tin-! wr.'t. :i-.: a-n! f-.-ll tlx m j
w-i;1i a t-r I..i.v. Th.-.r ;- re-'
main iu iv !, y n-i.r-a t!i an? ruil ;
u-r-:i t u I r jru Ih-s -f t!io ii.-i'L- )
itn:1'; ir.- -. n:; 1 j; i.-1 ; :.- t tit-u lu;tt
V. tt i:ia:.i"::s "rj- ui.i ,-i ! eat aaU
;). l.i.t v. !;.it A' '. U may ! cci-ilj
ii-.iaini'.i."
M.wrr.v o:; the r cE-v-t.
I; i.- t-;i-.i; :'L ttir i:-:irii aiv k witii
s!u'j;;bt-r. U I l;t witti-.w - sr.J u" n
Is !!. sT! n.kc f t:..-t.rr;: -lit t. uj f-r
evt-r
vii:
r tl-.at tin-se
vs r.ix x:'j i--I.:i-fi
rtIi'-s,
4 tij..- Kt i. IJ
of l Un-i u:k:,
acta, iu temponuy
rTf I'.issir 2. a'X'i-Ii-i.:-'
I j !-.- !
i.'V ar..' K':ni:!'s cf a suriaiu'tl.
asijiti
Of CI
nn i r i
!.',.
1 and ran-fnby or.- .riz l st.
i:v-:;i umn'.er w u -h l rv.-,.
" . . . j
o i ! li ' 1,-1 tL i ni i.i:
! tai
bo:
i-..r is over, tiiat this .l.iy of tiii-u-
b,;i n i-i ::t tn ir.i Tiiis !.tr;
ilav ar M. It i- Bo evi
fciaverv idoni'it iii .Ti-rr-;. 1;::
titi. llhi'telut.itr are r.-!l
r Dim tm
. ;
c. ci iiira-
i- t- i-Jcli
ia e ti
'71
it. No faet i;i relation to the sia
is m.:re 3p;i!.il:i ti:an tla-v
Ti.e f..t i f tbi i:iT ;i:-. f.ir a t.m; :
(ni-.-l. t'K-n u-'jk'-j. has r.t ia-t U-cii rj-
lu', t..l:lii r !'!!.. ted. evtfl I.;
rui-nt .r F.:i-l:.:i i. I'-J a po
iik her n,:ij -stv's cafsui ;
tiie -ovem- j
eruiiii-iit i lae !
r the S-'ur.li
cost r- is.r.s tH.it -tlie hi.ive
tr:. ;
la
a j
lfs :i v.-v a 'ti'-v-t'f 1
n th b't'i of j
.S-t. fls?-. 1'st. i i-:s i " :.!..!;-.' thre. !
'ihoi aril br-!;iit tv,o hiMi.lr.xl arid !
four slaves t AJ-.n." Tiie o-nsul ct j
Z.-nr.iir v. rites iS-pteLi'-.-r. 1:- to Tiie i
"I :
;.i:-urs': i iiereis .. n.utM ;
fie slave traftic c;irriisl a j
I .
, it
ssn-j.-r the !--.; -:i ' ti e I niich I. a:, j
riri.i-i i.ooi. r..v j
carrvir; 1 rencii eoiTs w.-re coi.siaji.i
cr.-J reejlar:y
I-i:;n.ls. Mayv
j with slave.
IUvl:. dating
leivitis for the Come.ro
la and Mau.i,:asear, ioaleJ
s. l:i June. liri. tn.
tc- from the Aden r-si-Jeiicy.
wr ie t i thl l n-l r.y povemmeni: i
liave the Inmor to brin.; to tiie nnioe cf
poierrimoTit that I have from tune to
time nivive.1 re;rts of the aetivity of
tiie s! ;vr- trade f roui the neicliborix'Kal of
t ie (iuif of Tajc-irra, txi I doe m it my
d'i'v to b.fv-ui ffovcrnjaat of tliis fact
wi;i
a view f a--l action bmi Uen
..:v lv d-s-mt-d aiMjahk'." I'rota
as i-
"riia v
rv in A(ri.-a, by iTo.'esor iieuy
Drun.niutid in Scribnei a.
Ti,n l.i ert mountain on ti
e jtlol ts
1 not. as is jrerieriiiy auppowfJ. 2su,t I.v-
erest. thst botior belor.-i:t l.j a I fty
r.-,t o the IsL- of Tapua. or New
itii.i-.ex Ti.Ls nior.-icr. v, hivfi ir i.s
1 s:jit!-i;t far into the cJ"uts.
I t y C.'-pt. A. J. Liiv.-s.in.
if U
n. in
svi Acorird.!:? t L3 i
i .. .i . , ....i-..nt for t. he ci.alllT'lolJ-
s:,;-i is -j..
feet l.ii'he
1 feet ia l:et.;nt, lull - I
thr.ii Mount llvcrest. which i
is .' . '
. iir.s tm
. 2y.0Ci fe- alxe.e li:e lect cr tiie ;
( Thi" New .ui:iea gust
nam-nl Mottr.t Uerct:bs.
tht' I'aeilic.U the 1 ;r.c-e--t,
Ions aJ t.'W rniios
s the lienor of '"it1?
i ul ii. It also v'i
; th. .
'. urcii
-i. Ti.e d-x-p-st l l-cv vet uiti
j., r-.-JT ("-' Li-adtoti Islands,
a .!.';h cf 4.111 .'aH-m; was
Ti i treat dejh n ay U- '".tter
,11 ivh- ti uecotisider that 4.4.3
. j, iV.S'isl feet, or sometliinover
, M Lt-uis IlepuS b--.
found.
i;i I- r
h.tirii:.
t',- e mi
TBC!i IUti SO rT oi.u
i . r,' this citv. liai in bis
1!
, .v -i, . ,
u.x turtle. ctiimor.iyc-i-u
la,Vl turtle, wbicb was i-aaik.J with l;U
it.itt.iis i i lW- ' tartji. l
-,1
ls.l-1 1 V rJlla li. tiall
lia-.
; Ci-xl over twenty years
turtle is over by years oiX
....-v - - . ..... l.-v lr.-en
'tl. '
Tbi
...1
mfe' I V. o.'
1 ... u.. ..iinil
fc-l.iv. II t.l l l tilt lUl.g- " ' '
j te-r.S.am and j.xanH-ycd to ISnxkton
by nprc-.-IkrockU;n Eaterprise.
I 'r. ".!)! b !i f:.. ! the object of l.rt-ath-i
.; v .-ii -ii :triti It. vitalise Ur Hicd-""-
u.jcry of breatuins a 1 stir i
i.il. u tin- tali ig of iaiKi'i'.if into tie
in-'-, Mat a !j-.-k of uourishmc-nt. Lverv
of t!u bclv ti.-vs kcirt ia motion
ij t.'.c i-r-a'.'.i. Hie r-jn
sedenLarT
'njj,i wiu. and liit lacjn- w ir- :
jisn '.us vai r'4 a failure to gvt ozygrn
to tiit blxj. but t!e failure to give mf-
rximt m4um to tiie moiriles, wiUiout
whkJi pood LcsJsi impossible. Tb
riitjjunp ;f Uia blood furnihd tle
iJainJ witU new trutlj. The lunss tock
in fiur times ts much iir as w as neo-
Kirr sa 1 rc-;.!XU-dli:rpe-furt;of it. So
murj uii-0 " au "'" "
j There coiili be no food, pure, clear, deep
1 thiaiig good, deep, jmre brettii-
; in;. Every occupaiion and work had it
( on m?.lioJ of breuthirs- A m.m train
' ing for a. f j4 ratvs !iJ n.-t tctnalia the
1 sanie r. a builard player. A rrat many
ciimt-cta ciu? to vr-K'ntsry occutin
mi,-l:t In? cured by al-ioiiiinal brvuthinj;.
Lec- b: easliui; was a cure fr utg-t aud
UDcluritabU-ma. C'bicago Ut,TalU.
Umc1Ii mad KuripMM
In tliecourMMif Prufettiiir Jibb'& speech
at the i-ntortainnvnt i:t bx.iiaif of Ut
La-arfclU.w luemoruil. Iks anid: TUe pe-
ouiiur 6iirt-e of IxinfoUtiw imru-tHe
pij-HiUirity iiaj Uvn bi faculty of fcaying
j w hat erery oae can f cl as true in a I orra
m i:i;h titxy odcciui recuTiireaa UaiuU
j fill; be pleoa.'S fafiidious icirilK, but lie
j cn al.- Fk to 1m hearts of iiule
! folk w ith suih xwtr a t luakp bis
j xrdi bim-.-ii'l.l wrils among tlifm.
in? d vis with nnirt-rsai scutimetitA. tmt
I is? wa-s not coinnjAJiipUiCp; be wan lifted
a!r- tVat I t di-iicate truth of ferl-
iu. 1 is vxi:Miit fancy, lb eer.so of
humor, at:d hi f-rfrctly triim-d gift of
t xpn e ntiriit at'plvto bisu hat
Mrv I'rowniri Kiid of rZriTtidi-s: bis in.
t!)!-.l, a "U'li: iu.i cf tilings cotimnxi
till l ipt rbe to mf"t tiie. splH-n-a."
Gla.o.v Hon.M.
A t'T:i7 d Tt Mt Item.
Iiri Ijrrjiurt. i'r.u.. lias a lien wiji a
Ih'ii f-r mvith matica. She at this
s-i'Tiii stiij biti'll frtit a few chickeirs.
v. hi;-!, vi rc taL. n from her and au-UJ j
to cnoti-r flock. I'.ut sdie would not J
five itt:p. In-lmd. lii? -tit outside tlie j
..... i . t....t . t ,.ii . , , i,.. i
i lit outside tlie i
I." i.:il LIU' ..t.-. iii r-tiir .-.i.ii
nui.'!' t i..r t t;;''u'vn U' more, no jess
sn-i vtriitn-l almul witli tlietn ut tut
h vis the jpro.:i'i-st fowl ia a'.l the Jiut-
nt--g tti'it'.'. VIiL:n liie youn. umn ere
hi - ot::! tj r .t they feared to
! follow hrr t j r ut !i a !iei;iit. ii h!ie took
! tleiii o'.? by one u;oi l.er Uick. nd set
i tiK-ni c rm fuily in aroi, tiicn jiercbed
:it thtf hiad of t'.iL-m. cor.iidjrit tlt it the
1 'i 1 dio'i;ir-isl the vi lu'le duty of a lien.
' New York CV'TuKu reiil Adv ertiser.
Th rwirr lacenlives. I
A m-i-ssi i! -.-r lov last vift lT-Ae tlie ;
' refir.l aiid ran a mile ,-ir.J a liaif in it.t- j
izt !ti.r.ut-s. IK- was on-ched durinj
cnt.re distance, liowever. There v.as
2 f -,-'it r.t ti t- ckcf the fust cjiiar-
. .. .
tt-r. a striAt U-.nJ r.t tlie end ot tiie halt.
! a Ci" engine the third quarter and a
cuxxs jir.cia
t tiie timsh. whde a
woica:i vini ixa.I .: ittu-r fclie wanted hitn
ti t-v 'I was a t losf secoad to I lira nil tiie
war. Y'oti ci gi-t r.:i awful burst of
t-pcI o'-t cf t',hjo ftii nvs if you know
!;.
TnaU Alt nijht.
"Dr. Ttaim-r was cot the fir. man
tv'Q hv.:-.! o;i w-ur for forty days," said
Sarads.
"Of c;rsi' ih-l"
""vYlioelsi-r"'
Wt-ll. uhat'i the matter wrdi Nuah?"
Tj! k2o liisde.
After Ilobby's f:lier had repeated the
5 I Usual rnier tiie otuer day llobtiy niks.1
kv. ttUat taakes vou pmy lor
t Jajjv ixrad c!l tlie uiiK-r"
-Liii;-"
Ain't
car.'v vi-c
:t aaout time tn pmy for some
L-t-iblea? Iewistaa JournaL
Tlie Yturbi.i. i- the chy of Mexico, is
probably the grandest lHei in tiie
wor Lb It was buiit by tiie governor for
bis palace, ar.d cost ci.ltiO.lMO. It cor,
Uuus a room. Used by Governor Ytur
Lide for a cliapcl, that is frescoed in
Sulid fold.
Little TratiLie wan taken in to nee,
new sister who laid arrivee Jurin tiie
nuiit. He looked at ber a. ttoairiu and
exclaimed: -Yr.ts! You i-a!l tiiat a
U r: U s nothing but a d baby." Troy
i '
j Ti
Teltram.
le ( bc.. ie ii-h let d-.-rr. It, tle fijh
nets usi-d iniween the isleo Mui and
' Ar.glewy attract
the
t!w
rnbtwva iiml
iit-p iu Incite
i.r i-iT.tunii -t
j ,uC1,.
N:J
EW3 N BS E?
l':i-a.trot rdsare reported in differ
ent lmijits in lUvaria.
Mrs. li.im-. i- a tively ensm-ed in
i makir.i: final arrangements for her tr:p
' to 1 k-er Park.
i T. J. Lef'TTs of Cliicnco lias been
:.l.s"t.sl iTe-iilfiit of the National Brew
ers laiiJa.
Kinrsna won the F,
mi crend iirb
of l.O.1 si'i-STi'.TiN Nelano second alKi
li.dian IVuii-e thir-i.
Tl.o woii-n whe dismiUred lody
was found in tlie Thami-s nver. Lewidon.
w;ui a servjint piri.
("at. Henrv C. Lee. a hn.tlK-r of tiov-
ernor Lee. ui su ia i , nj.jc.
last evening at UieluiKHwl. a.
Tlie str
ike in theO. N". T. thread works
T!h' s--ui!ien will bereafteT re
jr week for their wtirk.
; is ivt.
-
oVlt
ceive rl
A tn-meiKi.HMS t.Hmaer vlorm pasw-u
i over London Thursday. Much prol-rty
n ; .-A..I 91.1 wtr
de.-troMsl ai neveral l:v Kist.
Wl-ile f.ia.tn raftsmen wrecw-
tt, r,ViT at ;reenvi!!e. Chie.
the
lout i-ansiw J and five of them were !.
tVuns-l for Judge Hdtitn aesert that
ti e overtures fur a compromi-se in the
Sti wart wlJ ease are from the Cem-
ti-st-ttnta.
A I uij: rw'i fclBdtat (Ur
Durn:g Ids s. huol career the German
enijvror was a uwi'olof thestulioo Gef
Uian ulii- He took Lis piace a coru-
mou upil in the pu'.'he achoo at CasscS. j
&n J played and studied with Uit' other
scholars. At l!se final examination he J
was. bailee-.!, oaY tenth ia I'm? h-t; but I
th-n Iw was two yi-ar y4i:iS'.T l!i;ui liis
mates, aixi wiu rightly oonsi ltrel to have
done iu r!l that bia tutor wo iniimsli
aleiv knubted. Tliero Is no crammine
(ystem ia jjrmaayj he paad without
aid or favor. ;
At the Cniversity of Konn I Jiave sat j
on th same U-ncbes with lsim. and seen
him. with bis Utile note book, writing ;
down, like a liard worked reporter,
nearly all the professor uttered ia hi
lectures on the groat German authors or ;
cm tee genius cf our own broikespeare.
The pr-co was anxious also to study
rubjact. not just then in the curriculum,
and for tliee the profeuors atlende-i at
his rooms.
Ey the professors tlie prince was
treated with an almost .-rrile adulatioo,
and he won tlitir esteem and love. He
bid them all in turn to dmm-r at bis
room in a villa which overhung tlte
inline, with the lionevbUt kle, clematis
and Virjrinia crwpers r.-achin over and j
down the rardt-n walls almurt to the
wattl'b e:j,-.
The qu -ail at-nt bun out from England
a spb-ndid bust, cutting nearly iXi, but
Ik? ui it very btlle, and it fcfwrrdly
lay rnort-d by the lunk Iwieath bis ar-d.-n.
idly rocking in the ripple of tlie
Khine.
liut he took part lieartily in all the
amusements common amon German
students, tamely, l-r diinkins, duel
ing, torchlight pnicwstons. carriage
diivinc, bathin; and, in w inter, siedg
in. I do not think lie ever fought a
ri al duel, but b? mingled fret ly with the
duelers, and in kr'lp-n (dtbiking boutf
and torcbiirbl bervnades. si;mg and
kirtinj: with tlie fcij pers t-f light O'.'rmau
Uir till late into tlie night. All the
Year Kound.
Tar up iii tle mountains of Ceyioti
and India there U a spider tiiat tpins. a
web bke brirht vtrllnili silk, the cen-
tral net of which Ufivefoet in diameter,
wl.ile the sitwrtin; lint's, cr guv ta
thev are called, mi-awire sorai tiim-si ten
or twelve b-t lon: a'id ri ling ijui. kly j system, and so praluct-s diseases of vari
in the early mpniing you m::y dasii rijrlit ; OUs kinds.
ir.t- it. tiie sjtiut threads tniiM.-- round
your face like a lace eil. while as the
creature v. In has w ea it take U; bis
xjsitka in Uie middle, be pcneraliy
iatcljei you riht va tlie nose, rt.d
tliouh be s. ld: bit5 or Ktinpi. tlie
ctintact ff bis large body and Iju lies
is anrthifl.; but pleasant. If you f-irget
yourc!f aii-1 try to catch liim. bite lie
will. and. thcmU lot venoiiKius. bis
jaw s r.re as pj-.vi rful as a bird's U-ai.
and T'lu era txiI likely to forgi-l the en
counts. Tlie txvlii-a .f i!a-se M.idcrs are very
1 handsomely decorate! be-ins bright gold I enough to produce quite a fix pcrsjiira
'firsrarkt und-?rnit!i. w lu'.u tlie upper j fta
i n:irt is covered with
the nut ueiieate
siue colore-1 fur. So Ktritij are the webs
tluit birds the tiie of larks are frequently
caught therein, and even tiie small but
iwwerful scsilv lizard talis a victim. A
writer hays that he has often sat and
watched tlie yellow and scar' -t laontt-T.
m-af4irin. wlien wailin" lor bis prey
with Jus i-s btntcl'd out, fully six
indies, striJinF acre ti? middle of the
net, and ne.i the rapid manner in which
he w indo bis tiemt tlin ads armud the
unfortunate cajitive. He usually throws
tiie coils about tlie liead till ll; wretched
victim U first bUndeO and then choked.
In many linfrevjuei.ted dark ticokscf the
junrltf yoj cer.ie rjcmss most perfect
skeletons of small biris cau;ht in these
territle snares, the Ftror. folds cf w hich
urt-vect tlie delicate bones from falling
to the ground after the w iad and weathe r
have dispersed the fiesli rnd feathers.
Ilare Bits.
A Ultl- Ckikl'a Ftbksr of Mizui.
EmlU Ball, a little fellow 3 years of
ae, U tlie iicro of tlie day in Carbon
dale, Pa. several children were playing
around an unprotected well, w iien Eiidie
Widner deciuiU to take a driak from it.
As the water rises within a foot of the
surface the little fellow thought lie could
reach it by lying on his stomach and
putting bis bead down to the water, but
io trying tha feat lie ktet Ids balance
andplanged Lead first into the sprint:,
whieh as over six feet uitd. In liis fall
ha turned acompletesomersault, o.ming
up liecd first, but as he went down be
uttered a err that attracted the attention
cf a playmate. Balph IVall, who is only 5
vears e.f au. Tlie latter liastened Vy tlie
placeand. with a prtfCOCKXis jireser.ee of
mind that would hare deserted many an
adult. he leiob in thesituatioa ttaglanoe,
and, fi-iiins the alresidy half drowned
bov, be hel J bis bead above tiie surface
of tlx- water until tiie united voice of
the diildre-n drew- a man wiio was work
ing n--ar by to the rescue. EdJi.; was
restored to his parents rat Iter the worse
for bis dangerous bath, but was soon
completely resuscitated. Chicago Times.
j rmrmiio of Si;lit.
I Mr. Priestly Smith.ophtiialuiic surgeon
1 to tlie (Queen's infepiial. Binuingltnm.
I has prepared for tbo sch'jol boaid cf t!:at
j town a series of golden jreciMAs on this
! iajixrtantfubjee-t. which, legih.y prmtod
. oa a mounteu ocrou. ae w ue uu-ij; up
j in all the Urd scliool roouis. Seven
j car.iinal uiaxiics are ail that are con-
j mJ,,! needful for the scliolar to l-ear
ia nunu. inese axe: iiii ai;i mi
Kjuare. keep your eyes at least twelve
inclies from your work, write on a slope
and not on a fiat laj!e. read with your
look w.ll cp. d ni read e.-y small
jTint, du not work in a bad light, and if
voo cannot see your work proftriy tell
Vimr u-ru iier." As tliere is nothing like
"pictorial eamj le-, this is iilfctxated by
j four drawings sxliibWng gncd and bad
i positions. ori -.-ir-fc-.aiU.
IKa i '.a .ns-f:i-i;t hull- d.-feHi tin
i jj women tlwe riibt to vote on
i ni&,f4is pi.Ttaininj to tlie sai of ia
j toXx-kt.ng bmiora.
.
CHOKING IT WITH WASTE.
INFORMATION CONCERNING THE
ECuY'S D3WNAGE SYSTEM.
fimt i Uia Sktir Deactiu of Uuilky
The ctnerality of people enjoy much
better Iiraith during aunimer tiian ia
winter. Tbij U uaqa?stiotiably Mot rait
witii Uoce of sedentary occupation, who
are denied eufficier.t ex ere is. Probably
the principal reason U tiat during the
warm season the skio U much the moat
actira, and sweating Is always mors or
less profuse. Perhaps it Is too much to
say that those who do sot sweat easily
and often cannot be healthy; but it cer
tainly would be better for all could they
by socud means the best is exercise
manage to work themselves into a per
spiration every day.
TWtSTV-riVl MILES OF DKX1X.GE.
It u roughly estimated t!uU there are
".OuO.000 pores in tle kkin which ojen on
iu wirface. Tiiev are a verv laje part
vf t)e tmly's sewerage ytn: and
some "tie with patient calcuiatkio baa
readied tlie solution that these orea are
sluice .Tite for er twentj -file miles
of drain.ie. It is Tery evidint tiiat
health larily d-j.-JiJ upon tlie iod
wiwking condition of tliis drainage sys
tem, and if tlie outlets the port are
biockeil up, tlie waste ntiiUers must be
diverted into ritla r channels.
Otlier nu!S nrtably tlie bowels
and kidneys iiave ln irovtded by nv
ture for the disdiargx? of waste from the
system, but tbey liave sufficient work of
their own to do and. w hile they would
patiently respond for a time to any extra
demands upon them, swrner or titer, tin
ksrf relieved of tlie unusual burden, they
wiHild khows siTis of distress, and tie
come so cripjikd they would no longer
be able to jierform proprrly even thtir
own U-itimate work. Tlie wante w bich
should t thrown ;T throfih the skin
cannot be entirely diverted and sent out
lltnnigh otlier channeU: much of it must
remain l ked up in the system. Wiien
it natural outk-t is obstructed, some of it
permeates tlw tiantt f tlie body, enters
tlie blood, and u distributed al'iut in the
Bj frvjuejtt latldr- the ports ant
kept fairh well open-d, but it will be
cbir to all that the little tube can only
bo kept pt rfectly free by frequent flu.-.l-1114.
When a per.o gt-U into a good
sweat the outflow is eonsidotib!e and
the channels are well waslied ouL If
that salutary process tail place every
day, ar.d the lly is duly cleaned by
one cr two baths a week, in that direc
tion at lcst about all u being dotie
w hich can be de to keep tbo skin ac
tive and bealthy. Daily exerci5, to meet
all refjuirenwMs, aliould be carried far
It is undeniablr a fact that a verr large
proportion of the ills whkli man suffer
from are due to obstruction in the skin
system of drainage. Thai fault is almost
always present in those who take cold
easily and in those w1k ire victims to
neuralgia, sleeplessness, dyspepsia, bil
iousness, gout, etc And this class is
largely made up of people who live in
active or sedentary lives. Were this
liability of tiie system to choke up with
waste fully appreciated by people gen
erally, and means to obviate it consc-ien-UoUaly
taken, iaiin:teiy less medicine
would bo needed in the world than is
dow used.
TEE BATH'S TEE TEISO.
Where suSicient cxencie cannot be
taken to obviate the defect, the next best
means is tlie hot air latli. Such a bath
can. of course, be taken in one's own
home, something after the same method
as the old fashioned rum sweating pro
cess. But tiiv domestic arrangement
must be incomplete in the absence of the
shower bath, tiie liand nibbing, etc All
the essentials are found in tire Turkish
bath, which some physicians liave even j
gone so far as to say is the most power- j
ful and certain, and at tlie same time tlie J
safest and most agreeable therapeutic
agents in existence. One of them quite
rightly says that a person can remove as '
much of the poiscnous and effete matter
from tlie liody i.i one hour in a Turkish
bath as can be removed by other means
in twenty -four Injurs. In this form of
bath, as Professor Crasmus Wilson says,
"the skin acquires color, freshness, firm
ness and elasticity: it loses the muddy
and faded hues of ill lieallh and tlie
parclied and wrinkled aspect of infirm
ity and aire, and it procures for the
! habitual bather exercise, health and
i life." As for tlie effect cf tiie Turkish
bath upon the disordered liver and kid
nevs. tliey are very marked indeed. Not
only docs it lift no small part of tiieir
work, and so give them a chance to re
cuperate, but it draws the blood from
tlieru to the surface of the body, and so
relieves cMigeUon. and, lience, obviates
a strong tendency to disease
Turkish batlis are eSicient in reducing
weight; therefore, it is held that tliey
are contra-indicated for tlwse who are
thin. But, strange as it may seem, tliey
act both ways. Where a person is v. liat is
so aptly termed "solt and Cal-by." and is
overloaded with fat, thej reduce l.im;
wliereas a person in poor health and
thin, tliey. by restoring tlie system to a
normal condition, increase the bodily
weight- Boston FIiTali
Ilwb.IL
At CleviLw.d-TL rVvehod" c-lrliratrf
tltrir vnnl ham by bcatiatf !U P-.ulrs
.ii a r! h-r o"-)'l-ri cnnie. The f -:.tu- t
:!ircof.' wire IK' fi-;.i.ii w.rh tl
Itwm. h.aiin''' Kr.'l-rtni aehnii nut tlie
UATd butuut 7tse,u. Foot- tiiuusnil rtr
iiaesx-d the gsix. Snw:
( !-relaj.d 1 ' 6
HunKirs ooll-S
At "tii--at ."!S-ajc. It: lTi'iisT.r-eiis-
At li:iaie:it..a -fa.iwirii4.Ukw tVashinc-
ti-1- .. .....
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Louis. 2. s-o'i giue Atb.eiK, 1
At Br.-.-k !.- Bw.tlra 4: Kansas fit y. .
i At oi-.ia.Uir 'utuqit'iu. i t. Lwts..
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AXD AGAIXST A XT OTHERS MADE.
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die Irv Goods Trade.
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quarter and wc will hare a
THIRTY-FOOT ADDITION
added to our already large store
room iaside of riiiv davs.
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SPECIAL DRIVES
in some particular line for the 1-cn-ef:t
of oar customers.
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wc have
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