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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAINS NoMiNATIoN FOR
CosGREss.-The Train Congressional commit
tee have sent him cable despatch ipforrniny
him of his nomination TO Congress, and he ba :
replied by telegraph stating that money for his
debts had been refused, and that his iniprison
ment is purely political. Should his friend .
see fir 10 place him in Congress, il would MT
only greatly facilitate the recovery of his own
liberty, but would ensure the liberation of . - y
our Irish American citizens who ara Iangui.b.
INC i'm British bastlies.
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The following are
from the Gazette Of Saturday evening.
GIondeTs.-lt is currently reported and be-
ieved that three deaths have ely occurred
In this city, from gianders taken from a horse
afflicted with that disease, and which animal,
II is stated. Is yet driven about the streets.
Those who have died were Moses Russell, coll
Ored, and two other colored men named Cole
man and Bankhead, aud they all had charge
Of or had something to do with the same horse.
DIR. Gibson, no attended Coleman, pronoun ces
his death unqdalifiedly to have resulted from
a disease Of the glaudular system, similar in all
respects TO elsnders.
Iroperty Sdle.-The brick houee and lot of
ground on the southwest corner Of Columbus 8
and Wolfe streets was sold this morning by
public auction, under q decree Of the Court,
IN the case OF John X. Smith aud others against
W. ID. Massey and others, by John H. Parrott
aucIioneer, to Charles II. Eoute, for S6OOO, for
Mrs. A. X. Evans.
Outrageous Assanit-A young lady, a mem Der
of DIR. klipstein's family, was struck in the
face this morning, and knocked down At that
gentleman's residence by a colored man, who
called there for medical advice, but was told
the Doctor was absent. The identity OF the
villain is unknown, bat the police are on the
lookout for him.
Resigpddon Accepted.-The Rev. Mr.. James
has resigned the pastorshIp OF the Village
Chapel in consequence of the existence of q
difficulty between the congregation OF that
church and himself; and his resign alton has
been accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

The DKPHAT OF HON. John CovopR.-The
Republican Judges have signed certificates for
Westmoreland county, Pa. This viii make
the total vote in the Twenfy-frst District -
majority, 81. The poll exceeds last year hv
5a7s, OF which Covode gained over last vaar',
vote e,7o2, and Foster gained 2.ie6. Mr.. Co
vode thinks over 400 fraudulent votes against
election is given TO Mr.. Foster, he VIII cont 81
his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE AND GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.-A
conference occurred at Utica, N. u. Saturday
between Governor Seymour snd certain men,
bers Of the National Democratic Executive
Cemaittee, in relation TO some important meas.
ures to Be adopted In the present can vass.
DuriAg The conference, Governor Seymour al
luded TO q suggestion made in some quarters as
to q change in the Presidential ticket, and said
that any change which should be made must
include has withdrawal; that he was nominated
against his wishes, and IL would be q relief TO
him IL aEy other name were substituted TO
his own. The committee replied that no chan ge
had been contemplated by any Of them that,
In their judgment, nothing could be so injuriou
20 the Democratic cause as q change OF can di-
dates, and they refused TO entertain the ques.
tim
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YOUNG LADIES. BEWARE Oh

the Injurious effects Of Face Powders and Washes
All such remedies close mp the pores of the skin,
and In . short time destroy the complexion. n
you would have fresh, heathy and youthful ap-
eAPARILLA.
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vS-The question whether an ain fant', ,,,o h..
bankrnp' was lately arg ued before an Engiisb
eourt: and LAST week judg eEnent was dsIjTtsri
in the Affirmative. His Honor held ma ,aa-a
was nothing in the act 10 prevent an inf,r,
from aFatling himself OF The law OF banE'
be'fcr his advantage. "'-i~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

NOT A FEW OF THE woRsr DISORDERS
that afnict mankine arise frouscorru ption of the
blood, HkLMBOLDS EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA 10 remedy Of the utmost vslse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

The feeling IN New York regarding the pro.
posed change OF candidates is said to be intense.
The Tammany Hall general committee will
meet tonight to canvass the advisability Of the
change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

~Germany has adopted our lecture system
~Parepa-Rosa is on her way from Cali
fornia.
GA bill virtually abolishing Cinnamon has
been proposed in Oregon
~ Snow fell q depth Of two inches at Osh.
kosb. Wisconsin, last week.
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MYLABoRAroBY roR THE nANurAcrup.
OF FLUID EXTRACTS

Hes been visited BY thousands OF physfcsan. ana
druggists from oil ports Of the Unftod Statcs srS
comme ndation. eimous
HEkHBOLQp HIGHLY CONCBNTRAFRp
ELUiD EATRACTS are pleasant in snefe snd
odor, and immediate in thair octiep, N9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

n0Itis estimated that there are 1900. 90 head
of stock cattle IN Texas. This IS nearly no -
each man, woman and child 3I .hat territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY
Of COMPLEXION must purify and enrich the blood
which HELMBeLDS CONCENTRATED EN
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA Invariably doss
Ask for HELhBOLD1. Take NO other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY.
HELMB0LDB EXTRACT sARSAPARILIA
The doee 10 small Those Who desire . large qusp
uJ and large doses Of medicine err.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

s%Buttons and bows are now used for trim.
ming dresses. = AZ
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LEGAL DKCIsIoM ON WATER RIGHrs-An
important opinion wss given At q recent sos.
sion Of the Circuit Court at Kalamazoo, ouch.
ing the rights Of persons to take water from
running stream. Mr.. N. Bauman, Of the Kala.
mazoo Steam Brewery, was enJotned from tax
ing water from the Arcadia for the manutac.
turr of lager, and the Injunction was sustained
the fact being established that the quantity OF
water absorbed worked detriment and injury
N the owners of manufacturing shops below
Another case il before the Court based upon
the came principle. A gentleman has erected
place for q fish pond, &c. and draws water
Of persons owning property upon and in the
water course below. The Court decides that
water may only be taken for domestic and
farming purposes.
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In THE SPRING AND suMmER

months the system naturally undsrgoes Q change
and HEL4B0LDS RICHLY CONCkSTRArED
x&TRACf OF FSARsAfARILLA 10 an assistant OF
the greatest value.
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II. +. HELMBOLD.
DErssiss, ot eighteen yearS' sxpsrsenee, aaa naa.
HILHB0LD1 GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
RI RR11SpsiEI:l pspcss.HELnBoLDg psuq AsD
RpfcAT Ri5s Y5fPSf AS:s Sa HSa
SOUTH TENTH eTREET, PhiladeiDhia.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EvHRYwHERE.
Price sl.ss per bottle, or dx for Ss.2.
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PENNSYLVANIA METHODIST PRorKsTANT
CoNrERBNCE The annual session of this
BODY was held al Daleville, in Luzerne coun-
ty commencing on the 3Oth ult- Previous TO
this session this Conference has retained its
original position-refusing 70 identity itself, as
all the rest of the Northern Conferences have,
with the newly formed Methodist Church
and still maintaining a nominal connection
with the Southern Conferences After long
and spirited discussion Of the union question,
the Conference resolved, on the Sd instant, by
. vote Of ~ 20 II, 10 identity itself with the
Methodist Church. Three other members nave
since increased the majority in favor of union
TO 10. After the vote for union was taken. Rev
5. Homan was elected President, and Rev. b
Smith Secretary. Rev. John Gregory, OF
this place, was present as fraternaI deie gate
from the PIttsburg Conference. DIR. Flood and
Rev. p. t Hess represented the OHIO and New
jersey Conferences. The next session OF the
held IN Canaan.-HdTrtsbHTg Telegraph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19
LIFE INSURANCE.
81. 900 for so mtum
UNpEB rHE AUSPICES or The
Manhattan Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Is CHARTERED BY THR STATE OF NEW
1ORk.
GIAA&EG

p-An persons between the ages Of 81 and s. years.
the sns sns
G-Ali persons between the ages of IS and 50 yesrs
the iss q ana
Kali persona between the ages Of % aud IS years
Any one that Is found e give his or her ss sgoms
vii be expelled, and the moneys raid forfeited 90
member, and clio eseh time 8 member dies {,
Iosetns TO fAe SAME Class he o sas mo Be
memb- Of one Class oanno, BE- assessed lhi,
deliar u snepsey Of a1ofhsr Class diss. Eaca
1ass Is INoEPKNDENT, sart~s 10 eonssefiss etfs
ass Other.
ILLUSTRATION.
Class "A" has 5000 male members. a man dies
The Association pays over With forty 1sys ss So
70 the widow or heirs, and the remaining members
each 90 the Association 20 reimburse it FaiIing
to send this sum tney forfeit % the Association al
member 70 Ill the place OF the retiring one
ADVANTAGES.
The advantages of this Association over erStuar
Lille Insurance Companies ere, no palioe can
break It; the fees are 80 small, and required 70 be
paid st such l1ng intervals, that any man can
secure to HE faulty . competency upon his death.
HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.
Any one desiring 70 become . member may appIy
In person, or must send %, in check, bank drsft
postal order, or by express, the expresssSe seins
ke Associaf.oa De- resron S,bis for .on,gS s..f -
in th,s ray. Accompanies The MONEY sDust be =
n
place, present occupation, who the certificate of
membership is IN favor of, Post Once address,
setting forth the physical Scndtoa sad shstsaf
in the opinion Of the doctor examining, the sppli
Of cG G s
upon application.
By 50 doi.s i. bss.sis kir1seL No Ietter viii re
noticed that does not contain three cent postage
stamp 20 prepay return postage.
INVESTMENTS.
The By laws Of the Associ at ON require that enc
ss. fSs Ss nsas meet
falling due x ter delin9uencies OF members This
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
and will be invested in United States Bonds or
Real Estate, or bond aud mortgage upon New
York city property, which properly shall be double
the value OF the money % loaned.
THE FUNDS.
l.nss. q the ss. ss ins.sssd /. mi ss.i
Estate in the city Of Kes York, or In bond aud
nsef: 81 aSSS y .Ss s S.g he s
psnses Of ths Association. II sdecssssd member
C Il: As .s sSe ss
Iensss of suriei shall be paid out Of such FUNDS,
sueh exDensss, however, not 70 exceed one hundred
4 member falling 60 pay his sse of one dollar and
forfeits ell claims upon the Association, and also
forfeit. ell money previously paid. Il the Psciho
Der having no permaasnt rssldeace must notify
The Secretary, and appoint Representative % pay
ana siy cent? 70 the Treasurer % prepay @ sV their
ss' s% j % $ IS e:sa
seaving q efsy cent?. no man ts 90 Door tAst he
ssa. dS:s S &c ssI 4. snS
number Of dollsrs each persos viii have 70 DAY 70
ny cent? .sst Dc Rss ss. oss % of |
suraaos cost about one siIth what they would
sSv: m g ,;s Ias eas regular Insurance c0m'sas Tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19
a CLEAB, SMOOTH SKIN

CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN,
and BEAUTIFUL Complexion follovs the use q
HELsmB0LpS CohCKSrRATED KXTRAOT
eruptfous Of the skin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

ASSASSINATION OF TIE SHIRIYP AHD PAR
IsH JUDGE OF ST. MARY's PARISH, LouIsIA-
HA-The sheriff snd Parish Judge Of st. Nary's
Parish we're assasSinated al Fran Kiln, La, sat-
urday night. by parties who escaped without
being recognized. The Sheriff was killed in
ms hOtsl. The body Of the Parish Judge vas
found in me stree BY the patrol, which was
il progressing, but has elected nothing to-
wards discovering he perpetrators. Several
m-n we're engaged an me transaction, bat
aoun.ea A9-see sp5 escaped in he dar knsss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

HELMBOLDB EXfRACr
eARSAPAkILLA cleanses and reneyates the
blood, instils the vigor OF health into the system
and Durges out the humors that make disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
10 certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL. pRoPsY.
oceanic WEAkEiss, fiMALE
CQAPLAIHTs. GENERAL
DEBILITY
II no treatment 10 submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are
supported from these sources, and the
HIALTH AND HAPPINESS
and that q PosTERIrH depends upon prompt use
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, be-
cause advertised, may not be CHASED - Patent
Medicines-most Of which are prepared BY self
styled Doctors, who, in many instances, are too
ignorant to read q Physician sir plest prescr ption
much less competent 70 prepare Pharmaceutical
Preparations.
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INSURANCE.
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oT THE
UNITED STATES or lktRICi.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
shsrtered ey Special Act sf Congress, Al.
proved Jaly rs, 1855.
CASH CAPirAL.............. ,O0O, 600

OFFICERS,
2, oLAsK, PhiI.deiphis, Pr..id.nt.
'hl oy,vhk' chairman Finance snd Kreoutive
BkSRT D. COOKE. washington, Vic. Pr..i.
KmiRsos ". PEEr. Phnsaeiphi.. seore..r,
R's'TtRSER Washington. Assistant s.cr.t.r,
TRANCIs @. SMITH, N. d, Medical DireotOT'
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
}. X. BARSte, surgeon General Usited states
Army SsMP wsssiPPfficnio io,,., u.d,o., -.
United sss.s. .; navy %s.hinsaoa. s % Department
d. ". BLISS, n. d, Washington.
III. Advantages Offered BY thi. Company are
itss h.uonai Company, chartered byspeoiAl
A paid up capital OF 81 .eoi0o.
IL eners low rates of premium.
h furnishes lsrser Insurance than other com
Denies for the same money.
~ 10 DE- Unite and certain in its terms.
IL. policies arr sxeBpt from st,sesmsa,.
ihere are no unnecessary restrictions in the pol
E,sry policy 10 non iorfetssle.
Policies may be taken which pay 90 tho insured
that The insurance costa only the decrease tbe
Policies viii be issued TIA. will pay 60 the in
sSrea s dnrlng lie an .snus an income 0f one tenth
no extra rsse !. char sed for rt.s, upon IN. live.
Itinsnre. mot 70 secure dividends, hut at 90 10.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN nyrRY
tiss for suoh asences with suitable endorsement,
shevld be addressed 70 the Cempsnys General
tircuIsrs, Pam shiets. and fan psrtieulsr. given
on application 81 the on 90 OF the Com psny IN this
city.
aE ERAL AGENCY
FOR
MARYLAND. DELAWARE, VIRGINIA,
WEST VIRGINIA. AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
At THE OFFICE or
JAY COOKE * CO..
TIFTEIETH sTRIEr,
OPP0SlTk TREASURY DEPAR TMENI,
wAsHINGTON ID. q.
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INTERNAL REv.NUx.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s2i2. .6C4.2&.
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The Prize Ring.

THE WoRNALD.O BALDWIN AFPAIR-On
the events of the past week no commeut is nee
essa -y-they speak for them selves and the pub.
lie can nudge accordingly. The entire AT Air
was thr0a shout char aracteriz"d by bad m ne ,e-
ment, rsckiessness and indecision, and ended
as almost every oae expected. 1t is said that
the fight will shortly come OF but until such
time as either rs declared victorious few will
aunc T tie the combat with confidence. OF the
pluck and willingness of Wormald there ap-
pears TO have been no doub; whatever. The
same can scarcely be i'd of O'B-ldwin, who
though he has expressed his willingness to
come forward, ha not, perhaps, taken the ri Q ht
course to prove his courage. HIS smashing of
WoImslds portrait in the "House of Com
MONS" while the proprietor, Bob Smith was
absent, aud who had previously tre.t o Bald
win with kiudne-s, Will eer'-,nly not tend to
elicit admiration of his bravery.
The light championship fight between Abe
Hicken and Peter Mcclure Il looked forward
10 with interest. II MCGUIRE wins the victory
will be valuable to HIM. Hicken il looked up-
on as almost mvincible a his weight.
In reply to a statement made by Edwards
friends to the effect that they would back him
to tight any body breathing at 100 pounds, Bar
ney Aaron wishes TO accept the challenge, and
states thu he IS determined. To make good his
claim to The light weight championship against
Edwards or any one else.
OF the proposed match between H. enan and
McCoole nothing has yet been arranged.-N T..
SUNDAY Herald.
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b. r. HILMBOLp,

The proprietor Vas compelled n .do,t ,,-n =.
WRAPPER because OF the growing popularity Of his
articles, aud 70 prevent sDpr,eca and danseroes
eosAhASs'hS&i Dy1eenI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19
HELMBOLD,S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURErlC.
HELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Is THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Both are prepared according to the rules OF Phar-
macy and Chemistry, and are the most active thar
can be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

No SESSION OF CONGRESS IN NovEMBER.-
Speaker Coifax stated before he lei: town that
no quorum would be present in either House
on the 10Th of NOvembe that all the member s
he had talked te on the subject had expressc
the opinion that there is no necessity for a
meeting on that day, and that the two Houses
would be then adjourned by their respective
pre7iding officers until the first Monday in De-
cember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

CHIEF JUSTICE ID. X. CARTTER AND JUDGE
OLIS of the Supreme Court of this Distinct
have returned, and were this morning al the
Court House, each looking remarkably we'll.
The first named has spent some two monto in
Ohio, and the latter about the same length Of
time in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-19

In sysry 0oenty ed Isvp; and ssplie.tioss fro.
eDdorSe1ent. shsu1 b. Sddressed ts ths s1issole
general Agent, kOBEsf r. NOAH.
no. gag st., bet l1th end lSsS .msss..
Agent for the District Of ooluabiS. "a 49,. q,
Virginia and West Virginia. SUSo VI
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PERsOSAL.-HOn. John Quincy Adams ar
rived In town to-day, and looks well alter his
Southern tour. ..Brevet Lieut.. Col. Jas. Nj.
Moore, Chief Quartermaster 1st Military DIS
trict, is at Wizards. --.-Governor James L.
Orr, of South Carolina, arrived in this city
Yesterday.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08

wealth. He looked at her eyes shool
his head, and thought the treatment
would require much time, as there wa:
reason to fear amaurosis in her case
He must advise her, first of all, that, as
she had informed him she was residing
at considerable distance in the country
she must move into the city at once, and
thus enable him to see her frequently
if possible, daily.
The lady then rented an elegant
mansion, moved into the city at once,
and the physician was punctual in his
attendance. He prescribed this and that,
and thus days ran into. weeks, and weeks
into months. The cure, however, was
still coming. The physician tried to con-
sole her. 80 - r. # ra.s.
One day the patient hit upon q curious
scheme, and she waited not long to carry
it into effect
She procured for herself a very old
and poor attire, put hood of tremen-
dous size upon her head, took an old
umbrella and market basket in her
Rand, and in these habliments she visited
her physician, selecting for the purpose
very rainy day. She had so we'll sue
ceeded in distorting and Disgusting her
self that the eye even of a lover could
scarcely have recognized her. She was
obliged to wait for long time in the
antl-room of the physician, with many
others who, like her, were seeking re-
lief At last her turn came. +.
"Well, my good woman, what have
you got to complain Off"
Very bad eyes, doctor" she replied.
lie took her to the light. looked into
her eyes, but failed to recognize his pa
tient.
Struggling his shoulders he said
"Your are well enough"
"Well she said.
"Yes: know what am saying"
"But have been told that | am get
ting the a-a-forget how it is called"
"Amaurosis 2" .-
eyes, that is it DOCTOR"
"Don't you let them make you believe
any such nonsense. Your eyes are
little weak, but that is all. Your physi-
clan is an ass"
"An-?'
ayes, an ass! Tell him boldly that !
said so.''
The lady now arose, and in her Gus
tomary voice said: "Sir, you are my
physician; don't you know me? ~
The face the sage counsellor made is
easier to imagine than to describe
"Gracious, madam" he commenced to
stammer an apology, but the lady would
not listen to him, and left him indignan-
tly. She never saw the doctor any
more
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-08
Keep in the sun.

A writer in lIarper's Bazaar has
the following sensible remarks on the
health-givinge properties Of the suns
ravs. .--.-.-.
Every one is familiar with the process
of growing celery. a deep trench is dug
in which the seed are sown or sprouts
set, and with the growth of the plant
the earth is carefully heaped up until the
whole is nearly buried. BY this means
the light is excluded almost entirely, and
the vegetable becomes the pale and ten
der esculent of our tables.
Paleness and tenderness are always
the result of depriving an organized
being, whether plant or an animal of
the light of the sun, but these qualities,
however desirable in sprig of celery,
are indications OF an artificial uuwhole-
some condition. The human being soon
loses in obscurity his color and tough
ness, and, with them, all brightness OF
Intelligence and vigor of body. Children
brought mp in mines and cellars are
blanched, dwarfed, stupid, liable to dis
eases of all kinds, and short-livcd; and
grown people, however vigorous they
may have been previously, will soon,
when deprived of light, become pale and
feeble.
There cannot be greater mistake
than for our delicate danes, who pass
so much of their lives indoors, to sit or
lounge in dark rooms. They require all
the suns light they can get. 1t is true
that whatever defects of toilette or COM
pleyion they may have will be better
concealed from chance visitor by obscu-
rity, but this small qualification is too
dearly purchased at the cost of health.
The sunlight is not only essential to
the preservation of the natural yigor OF
the body, but acts very benefcially as a
remedy in disease The French make
great use of it, particularly in their hos
pitals. To the windows of these are at
tached inclined planes upon which the
sick are laid, and exposed on every clear
day to the suns light. THIS has more
powerful tonic effect than all the iron,
quinine, porter, wine and spirits which
are so much used with us.
Weak and sick children are especially
benefited by exposure to the suns light
and mothers would do well to reverse
their usual order to the nurse: "Keep
in the shade" We sap, and we have
science and experience on our side:
Neep in the sun.