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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-15
Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge

Bryan's Tasteless vermifuge.
Children dying right and lett
Mothers not as yet bereft
Know that worms more infants kill
Than each other mortal ill;
But the VERMIFuGE will save
Your pale darlngs from the grave
MOTHER, MAKE YOUR CHOICE. Shall the Child die
or the UOrmsf Remember, few doses of Bryan.s
TAsteless Vermifuge will destroy any number of
worms, and bring them away without pain. Price
Is cents. Sold by LAUGHLINS BUsHFIELD,
$. Fundenberg, bridgeport and Druggists generally
Proclamation Extraordinary, from
Washington city, d. G.
1tsssrs. LaughEtns d: Bua4fesd: Gents:-pleaso
send US 12dOz. Quart Writing Fluid,
IL Pint
IL IIalrPint
Supplying the Government Offices, we onlyuse tho
best Ink in the nnrket which we think yours to be-
Rcspt'y yours, TAYLOR & MAURY.
October Is. 1860.
THE PEN AND SWORD.
For long time the question has been argued
which was the most powerful the Pen or the Sword,
1t has been generally conceded thnt the influence
anu power of the former greater than the latter
How important then, If such is tho case that the
Fen should have good Ink TO accompany its Hence
all desiring good writing, should use CHEMICAL
WRITING FLUID, made by
LAuGHEIEs & BUsHRIELD,
now Wheeling, Va.
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Instruction i'm MnSic.

$780, HORACE D. COLLINS. Tr4lIl,r
S5ZIf4r3 10. the organ fiano Forte Npl,dcTn.
n n ~ Il ffNiolin- Guitar. Flute rit Gle. sL,
Professor OF 1hoIOuci, il7.s AMI Mrs.
Cal Composition. Such may ire L. .,ts,i,I
selves OF his services will phase Iiyai W.. III
Fourth, near Quincy street. 80
Piano will be furnished both ir ir.rr1st;, ,l
practice when desired. hi, ir,~.rs viii lie .iIr,i
residences il preferred.
Vocal instruction can he given il. cnu,,r,tI,, viii
any of the above instruments.
Satisfactory references can be given jyl7-i.n
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Ffeaaonte comfy vote.


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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-15

WE have been requested to re-publish
the following article from the Phtladelphia
NOrh AMERICAN, and suggest the propriety
of our citizens following up the recon-
mendatiOns therein contained, viz that of
holding n citizens meeting of all those
opposed to the reasonable schemes of the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-15

LATE THINGS BY EXPRESS.
ID RoEIVKD FROM NEW YoRK f1FIIq NJ,
~ Very handsome Black gronnl Merinos heal,,
Double need Figured Black Sinks, Black IspahSnS
~ heaSy mourning Silks, with many other desifa3
nle g's'dA iLhovl2l j. s. RHODES.
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.aAnTuEL MooLELLANp,

See Telegraph for particulars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

] Martin with slung shots; Mage Baldw',,
had knife; SAW Mountz coming from NJ 8
husband behind the counter, with u kniIL
AID a. piece OF chair; he struck me on IL
/ head and knocked the lick off a little: :
then ran to my husband behind the cour !,
/ ter, when he told me they had stahb,
him: he grabbed me round the neck;
asked him who did it: he siid sMage-
and that was all he could say; he the
sunk down, and I could not get him II
Dr. Storer and other gentlemen then can
down stairs and helped me carry MIN OF
of the bar room.
AS Mrs. Mas retired, she commenc,
weeping bitterly, and approaching IL
prisoners, in great state of ugitatio.
said, "You murdercrs you'll You murder
ers YOU" She was removed by one of til
Shcriif7s Deputies.
Fritz Rcyer WAS in the back part of Il
house when the fight occurred: lie cam {
into the bar room upon bearing the moi
there was q man going out who strut K
Mrs. Mas as he passed; don't know who
the man was; saw the stones come through
the window: there was cap found on the
bar room flour after the row was over; I
gave the cap to the sheriff; think would
know 1t ngain; saw nothing of a broken
pitcher the pitcher used in the bar room
Samuel y. Chum6erS was at Mas house
and heard the fuss. but didn't see the fight.
MAJOR G00l-If the court please we will
close the examination in Chief.
LOL. WHcOi moved that the court direct
the Commonw caith's Attorney TO call Ohio
Lawson. He said that Lawson WAS pres
ent at the fight from the beginning TO the
end. 1t was the dgty of the Common
wealth to call any witness who was pres
ent. as had been decided at II late term of
the Circuit Court in the case of the Com
monm ealth as. Stewart 1t was the duty
OF the Commonwealth to elicit the truth
and the whole truth without regard to
whether it be to the advantage of the pros
cCution or not.
1iG5or Good remarked that the defence
had made Lawson their own witness. He
had never summoned him and did not con-
slider it his duty to do so, because be didn't
want him. The case was not analogous
to the one cited by Col. Wheat.
The court said that it did not feel at
liberty to compel the prosecution to call
the witness. If the defence had any au-
thorities to cite, the court would suspend
its opinion.
Col. Wheat asked the court to request
that no evideucs he published. The court
complied with this request, and notwitl-
standing We cannot see the propriety of
suppressing q faithful report of evidence.
we should have cheertully done So had not
portion of the report been already set
up in type, and we should therefore haze
done ourselves great injustice By leaving it
out.
The court adjourned to meet this morn
ing at o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06
Erorl WashtmEton.

/ NEW York. March 5.-The TFiEVEs;s cor
I reSpondence says the Mexican treaty is not
5elayed before the Senate, on account of
any document or information to be fur
nished by the State Department, but be-
cause the opposition of Mr.. Wigfall, and
the approval of his sentiments by Mr..
Hammond, rendered the delay of the rRti-
fcntiou inevitable. without some fortunate
invention. Six Democrats, and Perhnps
more, declared they would not support the
treaty, sui Mr.. Bright Is among The num-
Der.
Tue 9Fnfs correspondence says the De-
pHrtment OF the Interior is engaged in
examining the charges preferred against
Gov, Cummings, of Utah, rho, it is said,
charged his saIary for g private Secretary
for W. years, and deducted tue snount
from thu ntingent fund when there VA E.
no such office in the Territory.
SIr. Forney, Indian Superintendent for
Utah, is also on trial from charges prefer
red, for false vouchers in his account with
the Government.
The HeTGld.s correspondence says Mr..
Geo. Sennott, counsel for Stephens and
Hazlett, arrived here yesterday, and had an
interview with the President, il hope of
obtaining his personal influence with the
Governor and Legislature of Virginia, 10
obtain their pardon. The President treat
cd Mr. Sennott kindly, and expressed to
him his warmest sympHthies, and the hope
that lac will succeed in his mission; but
while he dirl not decline TO act directly, he
did not promise to take action. Mr.. Sem
nott leaves here for Richmond Tomorrow,
having the assurance from Gov. Letcher
that he shall have hearing before the
Committee on Pardons on behalf Of his
clients. BE will ask for general amues-
IL IN their case.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06
New Family Grocery.

S7nE SUBSCRIBER DEGs LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
that be has opened Family Grocery and Foreign
Produce Store in the old Fost ofhcS building. 1856
Market street, near the corner Of Quincy ST. and 70
lcits the generous patronage of hs friends and the
public generally.
1t will be my constant endeavor to offer, at tho
lowest prices the best qualities the market affords
superior article of Bottled Liquors and Wines
German Produce such as PruneE, Lsntles, split
Peas also all kinds of Nuts Oranges and Lemons,
Wholesale and retail at the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobacco
of the different grades, Wholesale and retail at
9. W. REESSING'S,
feb1I-1yd Formerly with Alex. Heymau.
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GonsMtertial.
Wholesale MARKET.


FLoua-Extra Family $G0o Extra S5.75; Superfnr
$3.50. Nuckwlicat 23!:c q pound.
Decentralization S2.50GS2,T5.
BU:TEE-ln kegs. 9f4lO.
1iCcECTS-Nlarctta !S2fa2,25.
CHcEsE-Wcstorm Ecscrvc VlLG;lGc.
CANbLEs-Tallow mould 49, 20 ;llip 1885, star DC:
sperm 4Cc,
TALLOw--IOGrl2c.
CoPPEE--JavI lSc; Rio I3E: 1915.
WEEAT--Sll 63 80
REE-9gc
CoRN-Cuc.
0ATS-iCc.
FlsE-shad sl4; nvrslngs So Mactsrel No. 8
Sll%G12.
FGSS-Raccoon so@37}lc.
GISsLSG-25G3Gc.
HAr--Clover q ton So Timothy $40.
HoPs-.Gsc., dull.
LIME--LOuisvillc $3.50
GIoLAssEs-Ncw Orleans Co., Sugar House SIC.
GOLDEN SYRUP -5SGGB0r.
NAVAL sToHEs-Turpoutlne 7Cc.; Tar S41AS5.
NAnS-SJN for led.
RAes-S@3Ic.
RIcr-5@jH.
sEEDs-FIaSseed s1,1o; Clover $4,000.
soAr-Castile p ID 1591ec.; Common sec.
sUGARs-New Orleans &c. In hid, 91Ec. In Dbl.
sNUFF-Scotch 2Gc. Rappee 22S26c.
TEA-Gunpowder 40QfCc.: Imperial 4oGgC5c-; n.y.
sou 35(G7ec.: Pouchong 25t930c; Oolo7g 35(G7Gc.
T0pAcCO-6 twists 49, five roll 2lt92Sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06
Prof. o. j. woods Hair Restorative

Prof. o. j. woods Hair Restorative.
Will, by natures own process, restore
grey hair TO THE ORIGINAL COLOR; wiki
make it grow on bald heads; will restore
the natural Secretionei will remove atonce
all itching; will remove all daudruf; will
cure all ernptions, even scald head; viii
make the hair soft and glossy; will max
the old appear young again; will preserv :
the color of hair to old age; will Away :
flstcn it and stop it falling; and is one {.
the best toilet articles for the hair now !.
use.
Salaeratus, manufactured from commo
salt, is prepared entirely different fro'
other salaeratus.
z. r Ba66itps Concentrated Potash
double the strength of common Potast
Six pounds will make one barrel of beau
tiful white soap.
B. r ,Ba6bnt's Soap PoDOder.-Washin
without labor! Warranted to take tt
stains out of Table Linen and Napkins.
For sale at the Centre Wheeling DIR .
Store, by REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06
R5~Tuz R1vEn.-There were about ff-

D0~THE RlvBR.-There were about fif-
teen feet water in the river, yesterday
The day was a specimen of early spring,
and. but for strong wind would have
been unexccptionNbly pleasant. The
Courier came up from Cincinnati with
good trip aud will leave again this even
ing. The Fairy Queen left last night for
Portsmouth, and the shorter packets came
and went as usual.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

being the bill to amend the act establishing
the Court of Claims, il was taken up.
Mr. Bayard explained the bill, aud sd
vocated its passage.
After some debate, and without any final
action, the Senate adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

DAY7ox, March 5.-Michsl Joyce, Sec
ton boss on the Dayton & Xenin Railroad,
was murdered al q saloon in this city, last
night, By some rowdies, who knocked him
down and stabbed him. The murderers
are at large
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

TOLEDO, March 5.--A FIRE at four o'clock
this morning destroyed the Union Hall on
Summit street, two story building nd
joining and Il dwelling and saloon oppo-
site. Loss $4,000; insured $1,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

EG7~ GAs.-If you wish for light that
is equal to coal gas go to W. H. H. Moys-
ton & Co., under McLure House and get
one of Johnson's Self Generating Gas
Lamps. They have just received another
new lot, and we understand that the de-
mand for them is very great, and the sales
are increasing very fast, because every one
is pleased with the light. Give them
call while the assortment is complete.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

HALIFAX, March 5.-Thc revenue cutter
Daring has returned here with the dam
aged mails of the steamship Hungarian,
hut brings no further news with regard TO
her loss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06
BUSINESS NOTICES,
The Place ito CT Them!


There arc hundreds OF persons male
hud female, who ought to use one or an
other of these articles named below
Take '-time by the forclock," and save
your health and strength, before both are
gone forever.
We offer the largest assortment in the
city of
Trusses, for all kinds of Rupture.
5upportoroi vorinns styi"e
Belts and Bandages.
Shoulder Braces. new and improved
styles.
Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles,
syringes, &c.
Trus5es aud supporter, Elastic Stock
ings, &c, are furnished of any size and
style wanted, at short notice. Trusses
applied at either of our stores when it is
desired Address or call on I. H. LOGAN
IL Co., No. II, Main Street. or LOGAN, LIST
& Co, Bridge corner. Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

RGPWr received . few copies of Hon.
John Hickman's speech of the 18th of Dec.
yesterday, which can be had gratuitously
at our Office
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

BosTox, March 5.-The yacht Wanderer
sailed AZ o'clock P. NJ, for Havana.
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For st. Louis.
r TIE STEAMER ALTA5IONT. CAP
| sllgtsIkttf JOHNSON, will leave rs above on We
- nesd;ry, 9TH inst, at p. SiJ For freiS
or passage apply on board or to 5000.
For ST. Louis, Keokuh, Burlington
Auscatinc, Gale,,a, Du BmqHs d 81 Paul. Dfrrct.
49,. THE STEAMER DENMARK. CAP
tslllS5stsf ROBINSON, will leave as above ON SAT-
or passage apply on board or to
For Sale.
TTNuE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS STORE ROO
Lot of Ground and Merchandise, such % y
Goods. Groceries. Hardware QueenSwRre, &C., al IS
dis Ohio for sale, on favorable terms.
Euau;re of jacob or Thomas Hornhrook. Wheclin
feD22-lm~ EDWIN HoisNBkooN.
DEDS AND BIATRASSES.--I have ne
on hand, and will make to order, superior art
nlt. II Feather Beds Mattresses and Comforts.
dc..G J. C. HARBOUR. 143 Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06
SMITHS WHEELING ALE

In Wood and Glass.
NJ CUSTOMERS. AND TIE PUBLIC GENER-
w ALLY, are respectfully infoTmel that Eor the
purpose Of concentrating all attention aud resor-
ees On my brewery. Malt-liouSa Ac- in this city,
have sold nay Pittsburgh DTcwery ~ MeseEs Fleming
Brothers. there.
Thanking my numerous customers IN an FaFts Of
the country !Sr their palTunaEe desire 20 assure
them that shall Continue 10 aunEL thosc dfna
ChSmpaigne. kenneit IRle, and BiItor AlOs, which
hays heretofore 6en produced exclusively AZ this
tAblishDcnt. hhG Which Lave acquired 90 high repu-
tatien for purity and scnrEal excellence
have greatly essSTRed the bOttiinE department,
BILE Of supplying the demand Ior the celebrated
Wheeling bottled Ale
All OEars Tor any u thee products must hereafter
be directed 70 II '-N.Eteling. Va" where they
will be filled and dispatched With prUmptness-
EblO-tf GEO. VI. SMITH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

'TIMOTHY SEED.--Just received, at the
i new Agricultural Warehouse OF JOHNSON 4 FROsF
50 bushels Of very superior Timothy seed, and
perfectly clean. For sale At the lowest prizes
ie6S No. n Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

GtTEEL.--Cast Shear German. Blister, and
, Spring Steel, for sail by J. n. VANCE,
jan2O GO and 62 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

EER9IAN BOAP.s-50 boTes n WSTF to5'S
" 6Sst German soap.
% boxes HiIi's kest German sosp,
IS bexSs do do fancy do
Just received aud for sale BY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06

TINE MOST SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL AND nURA.
BILE article offered to the public to alleviate
the discomforts of wasllday.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-21
A Maxim Of washington.

"Labor to keep alive in your breast the
little spark of celestial fire, conscience" was
one of a series of maxims which Washing
ton framed or copied when boy. His rigid
adherence to principle, his stesdtast discharge
ue of duty, his utter abandonment Of sci {,
his unreserved devotion to whatever interests
were committed to his care, attest the vigi-
lance with which he obeyed that maxim.
He kept alive that spark. He made it shine,
illumin atbg his whole life. Nooccasion was
go momentous, no circumstance so minute,
as to absove him from following its guiding
ray. The marginal explanation in his ac-
count-book. in regard to the expense of his
wife's annual visit to the camp during the
revolutionary war, with his passing ullusion
to the sself denial" which the exigencies OF
his country had cost him, furnishes charm.
inc illustration of his habtual exactness.
The fact that every barrel Of -four which
bore the brand of "George Washington,
Mount Vernon" was exempted from the
otherwise guarantee Of the quality and guam
,i,y Of any article to which it was afixed-
supplies a not less stiking proof that his ex'
actness was everywhere understood.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-21
Sflisttllaueous,
Or ward.

Onward ia the language Of crestion,-
The stars whisper in their courses; the sea
sons breathe as they succeed each other;
the night wind whistles; the waters Of the
deep roars it up; the mountains lit up their
hesds and tel it 10 the clouds-and time,
the hoary headed potent,te, proclaims it
with an iron tongue. From cline to cline,
from oceon to cce"n, from planet to planet,
from country to Ccun'ry-all is onward.
From the smallest rivulet down to the
unfathomable sea, everything is onward.-
Cities hear its voice, ard rise up in mRgnif
cence; nations hear it and sink into the
dust; monarchs learn it and tremhle on their
thrones; continents feel it, and are convuls
ed as with on earthquake.
Aen, custom, fashions, tastes and preju-
dices, are all ooward. States. counties
towns, districts, cities and villages, are all
onward. That word never ceases to int1u
ence the destnies of men. Science cannot
arrest it, nor philosophy divert it from its
purpose. ItRJws with the very blood in oul
veins, and every second Of time chronicles
its progress.
From one stage OF civiliz1 1tion TO another;
from one towering landmark to another
from one altitude Of glory to another; viii
still move upward and onward. Thus die
our forecothers escape the barbarisdEs of pas
ages; thus do we conquer the errors Of ou
time, and draw nearer to the Invisible. 81
must we move onwsrd, with our armo
bright, our weapons keen, and our heart
firm os the "everlasling hills" Every mus
Gle must be braced, every nerve strung
every energy reused, and every though
wstchful. "Onward" is the watchword.-
Ners from Home.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-21
Chapter of CWrEosittes ia Science,

The water which browns us us fluent
stream, can be walked upon as ice. The
bullet which, when fred from musket,
carries death, will be harmless if ground to
dust before being fired. The crystal'zed
part of the oil of roses, so grateful in is fra
grsnce-a solid at ordinary temperature,
though readily volatle-is compound Sub.
stance, containing exactly the same ele
ments, and in exactly the same proportiona,
as the gas with which we light cur streets.
The tea which we daily drink with benefit
and pleasure, produces palpitotone, nervous
tremblncs, and even paralysis, if taken to
excess yet the peculiar organic agent call,
ed theme, to which tea owes its qlaIities,
may be taken by itself, (ss theme, not as
tea) without any oPpreciable effect. The
water which will a.lOy our turning thirst,
eugments it when congesIed iato snow ; 80
that Captain Ross declared the natives OF
the Arctic regions preferred enduring the
utmost extremity of thirst rather than at
tempt to remove it by eating snoW. But it
the snow be melted it becomes drinkabIe
water. II melted before entering the mouth,
| it essuages thirst like water but when
melted in the mouth it has the opporite Of
feet. To render his paradox the more s'rk-
ing, we have only to remember that ice,
which mets more slowly than snow in the
mouth, is very efficient in olaying thirst
There are many other wonderful paradox
es and cutiosities in science ; few more o.
these we subjoin, in the form OF questions
and answers
How much quicker will seeds germinat'
under q blue glass than when exposed to th'
full action Of the light ! Seeds which ordi
! narily require ten or twelve days for germ
nation, will germinate under blue glass i
two or three.
Why will seeds germinate more readil
. under blue glass than in any other cond
b ton :! Because the blue glass permits th
, chemical principle Of light to pass freely
e and excludes 10 degree the heat and light
t Why is it impossible to make seeds ger
o inmate under yellow glass Because
t yellow glass excludes all the chemical intiu
epce of the suns rays.
h How do plants acquire the carbon Of whic
their structure is in a great measure com
posed They obtain it from carbonic acit
!. which they abstract from the atmospher
;. under the influence of light. "a
n By whom was the identity oflightning ar
o electricity first established ! By Dr.. Franl
,. lin, at Philadelphia, in 1862. The mann'
n in which this fact was demonstrated was I
of| follows: Having made kite of larG
er silk handkerchief stretched upon q franz
Or and placed upon it a pointed iron wire col
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-21
"W1intGr EsNies."

"Wiotcr Rules" rare done, after the man
ner Of DR.. Halls Journal Of Health, by the
Sandusky Register:
Never 90 to bed with cold or damp feet.
Ifyou discover that your feet are cold and
d ,mp, and have no fi.e to warm them by,
walk your room until morning, play leap.
frog with the ottoman, do anything to pass
awsy the time untiI the cook makes FIRE
down stairs, (always maintaining cheerful
disposition) but don't on any account, 60 to
bed with any one who has cold feet. Eth.
cr sit up youyself, or kick the cold feet out
OF bed.
Never 90 to sleep at night with your head
loline out of an op9n windowS with the
thermometer ut zsro. Valuable lives have
been sacrificed before now to this effeminate
practice.
After being out several hours on bitter
cold day never sit for more than five min
utes at time, on the top of red hot stove,
however tempted you may be to do it. The
I SeUSdtIuN OSNSiy u6'SS'o
you, but the consequences are dreadful.
Never begin journey before breakfast
unless you are unable to pay for your lod-
oing, in which case you would, perhaps, be
excusoble for taking an early start without
putting the family to the Inconvenience Of
getting you warm meal, or otherwise dis
turbing them. aa aFs
After exercising violently at ball, never
60 out in the cold air without bundllng up
we'll with shawl or overcoat. If you, hay'
emit any oyercost, take thefrst overcoat you
can find. If you could fad q pair Of fur
gloves or a muffsr, you would lessen the
chances of taking cold very materially.
Ifyou are afflicted with hoarseness, talk
but little, unless you are female, in which
case. silence would be sure death, 90 PsrhaPs
you had better take the chances With ths
hoarseness.