The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-31

Pttsst.e3 AS,itl4 1ls uleQ. he drank liquor
habitually. The healthiest persons
should protect any sore on the fore part
OF the leg from being rubbed by the
clothing, Never allow the sscab1 to be
picked OH; let IT fall or of itself.
Sores sometimes come without appa-
rent cause, 1t Is because the blood is
ssbadi =, - In a diseased condition, and
nature 1s making an effort to throw 1t
gut or the system. The person is appa-
rently well, has good appetite, tries
this thing, that and the other, but noth-
ing seems to do any good, And nothing
VIII do any good, besides keeping It
clean and moist, until nature has re-
heYed herself, until the blood has Erun
itself pure; and then the sofe heals
TINS turn1ng-potnt q person happens,
ON 9dvices to smear on a little goose
grease, or other inert material, and the
sore gets Well-potIas q consequence,
but rs q coineid idencer and thereafter,
until ptil lies close goose grease with thht
Sidnal bee oines a famous remedy,
Is = gOottl for s or, tfti u . very thing else.
The sores in such cases: have prevented
an attack OF fever or other sickness.
On the appearance of any sore, it is
wise tn begin at once, and eat nothing
but truitS and coarse breads keep the
body cleany and exercise moro freely in
the open air, and thus aid nature in
Life is oftenS lost byihealing mp a.run-
ming sore rapidly. It should never, be
done, unless at the same time the sys-
tenn is kept free by the use of laxative
food for medicine. Under such condi-
tions, the most inoorrigible fscroful0ns
sores may be soon and safely healed
thus: first wash the sore well, then ap-
ply with brush or soft rag, twice n
day, the following: put one ounce of
aquafortis into bowl or saucer; drop
in two copper cents; when efferveseence
ceases, add two ounces of strong vine
gar. IF It smarts too severely, add a
little rnin wRter.-Hdy'S Journal of
Health. 14st 5t-.f -aaiGiau
IMPORTANT TO YOUNG dRN-RAT1oNNL
-'3it At'af AAIUSEATENTS. n5 -
There isa large class of Young men
in this as well MS other cities, whose
daily avocatiOns as tradesmen, clerks
and statesmen keep them constantly
confined to their business, subjecting
them to an atmosphere which, Sweep
ing through crowded streets and un-
tidy alleys, comes laden with noxiosns US
vaPos and the aroma of a'hundred va
rieties of merchandise. These posi-
tions, generally considere1 by robust
young countryInen us most desirable,
insidGbusIy attack the physique OF
those who occupy them. Day after day,
year after year, they resign their daily
tasks, fatigued and exhausted in mind
and body, and n brief period of eNpc-
rience leaves its mark in the pallid
check, the soft hand, the wasted mus
Gle and the fiIstidious appetite, Tie
best years of life are thus WASTED in ac-
duirfng skill in business, Mt the eX-
pense of health, vigor and manly PROV
css, and ontailing on the trndesn1In the
wtetched life OF an Invalid. In the
~ fTtnVItOTNef ynnkSg
and relaxation FROM the. fatiEues of the
day, and tho toll OF lis monot0nous
life, in ways which instead of ii1Sigo-
rating his tireil .snefg les. bring alottE
the opposite effect. The vices niid
teinptuiohs of gamblipg houses and
drinking shops dazZlc and glitter be-
fore lis eyes and lures him with their
Embellishments. Ho gives himself up
to the convivinl enjoyinents, /, whose OF
fleets are still more enerVhting and de-
EstructiYe of the vital powers. i5
Active physical e&ertiOn is what is
real ~. needed by persons of sedentary
habits and occupation, MS n counter
tile mental faculties; something that
will give powers of endurance; some
thing that Will call into exercise the
muscles that have been kept in a state
of relaxation SO long that they have
lost their power of tension; something
Blood and Induce n full and rigorous
inflammation of the lungs. Athletic ex-
erciscs constitute, in our Judgment, The
source OF the most rational amusements,
There is no lack of healthfCil games and
sports which might be made conduciye
to this end. Tho subject has already
received some pact tical attentio in this
city. We have two gyliinastic associa-
tions, which hfe well adapted. to the
purpose, number of the base ball
clubs, boat clubs and cricket clubs, but
tstin not so many as should pc organ
r ~ n ions of these ReoltI1
TTI 'a,SI INV istorofirII i11sfitIitions he ar
1901 = ,,ti III S2oI,y,e, men t,Ixe, an
active interest In them. They viii then,
with the doughty Thane of CnWlisr, be
ready to exclaim, Throw physfe TO the
1 a crco,vs,r,o,v 1voprH a 'eREA., DEAL
= So. - ~, AZ ,.ir5l sll
OF, HAoHsi ~ ~ az ~ - 5 .ts,,e.s
If anything IN Ine ~oIiu VIII tllitSe ~ ls
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