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PHALO.s "vITALIA differs utterly from all the dge'' COZ
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muddy or aauut matter requires shaking up aud Communicates
no ,, to the skin No curtain necessary TO coz
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Union Republican General Committee.
Atouru.d Meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING sept r. at hesa
JOHN '. GRIDLBY. President
Third Assembly District Lnon Republican AssSeSa
vii SG THIS % 5; Sgu5 EsassS me-
wish participate tn, eOu0s MIGAs President
Ed II FALL JAMES c. WHITE, Seersiare, -
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Sptrial Aotit,s.
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AVIATION FOR THE III 4 IL Z.
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ANNUAL FAIRS.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

YESTERDAY AT THE RINK - THE PRINCIPAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAFETY LAMT-LlEC-
TRIO DEVICES - SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS,
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nIEll.

WEBSTER. in satnriv, the l7th Inst. at
$40 y. ~ WILLIAM wILsos WFnsTkR. yturpe-i
sun Of Cot. Amos aud AIDE Webster. aged q
mouth, AM u days.
Thr fn1a.al wall takN place from tho 20 Il, ice
n h Z AZ father, John Wilson, rsu No. . i
SeyontUeuth str 'st, between II snl Str,Cls, 10.
morrow (TuesIayl aftsraorn At iD.rl eek.
JOHN ON.-Nn the nth inst AKrmuK r
JouSsoS. IN tbs Al year Of his age. lilo leave a
wife aGd tw ehllIr"n tn ~ Iurn their lps'
GREEE. IN the lGih instant, after Ling I'd
pttiul illarsS, which sh5 bpio with Christian
Irrtltud' aud r'.igustiIn, Mrs FANNIE GREES,
Ia tho 9Th year "i her age. Requ'rscat Ia prcs
DRISCOLL -On tho l7Ih inst. at 3 o'clock.
MARY DRiscpLL. Ny"d 70 year..
EDELlN. At his r. .idrnca, uo.r iistattwAy.
ri CO UrlrSu's c,unty. Nd on tho ~ h insIsut.
Gu JAMES EDsLiS, 81 the Unite States ~ irlu Q
corps. In the nth year OF Usage
CLAEKE On the 9:h last. +. at tho residence VI
hor brrIhrr-in.law. D H. Beckett, Ia Priu &c
GHorgr'n county, after u lOag add prulrac ed
illness, which shs bore with Christian f0riilude
MATILDA CLARKE. wife of the late George Ciarks,
VI haltlmUre
TOWN On ill.,, TN ius'snt. At h, resil.uer Il
her brphar, In Newport. n II Miss V, TnwS,
Tor many years n 10 cher IN this city.
DAWSON. AT hir res drne-, near Dawsonyilla.
Montgomery crnuiy, Md an Friday, July y,
1857. a, D. a.. Jos. n. nAW tnS, u.'I.. IN the 7tl
year vi his aEs
wEsr-At Il 'ckyllle, MI, on Fiiay, July ..
lsD. Mss MAKY Il WgST, eldest dIn gIltur u
urt)u and Ara West. sg"i q years, . months md
days.
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IT, Tho Erie R.,,.sa,lrs SEn,.r.


" asts'hh" WV
eausS =Yttent accident on the Erie
g 1ld, and the deaths OF Rev. DR.. Hallock
And Mr.. Bacr, declare that the accident was
caused by the rccklcssness OF James Griffin,
the engineer Of the freight train. All other
persons connected with the road are exoner-
ated from blame. It did not require this
verdict to satisfy any person who read an
account Of the accident, that Griffin, and he
alone, was the cause of this frightful loss of
life. He felt, too, that he was guilty, as
was shown by his flight. liz has since been
arrested and lodged in Jail, aud now let him
have speedy trial, and then let him swing.
In view of the frequent accidents occurring,
when "nobody is to blame" 1t lie somewha,
Of relief to find an opportunity to make
an example OF reckless engineer. The
application Of hemp in this case will have a
good effect. 1t will be a new thing in the
history of railroading, and, with his ex.
ample before them, others who are entrusted
with the lives Of passengers will be more
careful. Perhaps the case should not he pre-.
judged, but from all published accounts of
the accident, we believe Griffin guilty. and
20 let him swing.
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Person nj.

Gov. Bowie, Of Maryland, visited his home
in Marlboro, on Thursday.
Gen. Malone, OF Virginia, has sQrs to
New York on business connected vEh The
railroad interests Of his STATE.
List has written new concerto for The
piano-forte.
Rubini is conducting vocal ,cbcpl It
Barcelona.
Nine. Natnli-Tcsta sailed for Europe on
Saturday last.
The venerable Major General Wool will
review the Seventh New York regiment in
Troy next Thursday,
Bishop Simpson and Gov. Hoffman are
among the recent arrivals at Saratoga.
sam sharpley and his miastrels are in
Boston.
The Springfield Republican has the best
authority for saying that Governor Clanin
has no desire to 60 to Congress.
Hon. Asa Packer, the Democratic candl-
date for Governor Of Pennsylvania, is the
richest man in the State.
General II. V. n. Boynton has Just re-
turned from an extended tour on the Pacific
railroad. He returns much improved, his
many friends will be glad to know.
A. l.. McRea, of Chicago, has been ap-
pointed to the position of flrst-class clerk in
the Internal Revenue Department.
Attorney General West, of Ohio, had an
interview with Solicitor Smith Of the Inter.
nal Revenue Department on Saturday.
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pROPosALS FOR F0Rl0E.


A., July lsOb
Sealed proposals, In tripleate, will be received
a. this ONCE until IL m. OF FRIDAY, August o,
1852. for the delivery OF forage to the Quartermas-
ter's Department, at the following named points,
at such times aud In such quantities as may be re-
qulred until December ~, 1869:
Al Fort Monroe. Va, 5000 bushels Oats and
90 tons Of Hay,
Al Riehmo1d. Va. in storshouse at Rockets,
5000 bushels Of Oats and % tons Of Hay AL
snch otLer points AS may be designated by the
undersigned. 400 bushels Of Oats and 80 tons Of
Hay,
AT Winchester, Va, such quantities Of Oats and
Hay US nay be required for the service of that
pOst-esti mated at 9G bushels Of Oats and tons Of
Hay. Oats aud Hay to DO Of the best quality
The new crop preferred
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved,
and the usual conditions, mentioned In previous
advertisements from this Office. Will be required to
be observed by bidders.
Proposals may BE- made for any one or all Of the
rates at which they will supply Oats and Hay al
each point above named.
The envelopes containing proposals to be in
by mail to this office.
BY order q the General Commando ling First Mill
try District. J, O. CHANDLER,
Breyet Colonel, QuareTmastsT " s, Army,
Chief QuartOrmastor lat Military District.
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PROT osALs FOR COAL

NEW ORLEANs, Ia, June n, 1850. J
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, are solicited and
vii be received at this once until THURSDAY,
July %. lseO' at " m, for the deliver, 70 The
QuartermaEtoTs Department In this city Of l15 900
bushels OF Bluminous Coal, (oighty pounds per
bushsl.)
such times aud places within the city OF New Or
master.
Coal must be of the very best quality Of litu-
mi1ous,, subject to inspection before acceptance,
and viii be rejected not Of the quality required
Bidders Will state the names and residences Z
two responsible persons they propose to offer as
snIeties Contract to commence August J, 1860.
Tho usual rules OF The Department govern In
this advertise ment
Bids mnst be endorsed "PropnfAls for Coal. "
AID address ed to the undersigned.
BY ort,r " BTryet Brighter General Fred
lana u, j, BTRAN0,
BrsYet Lieutenant Colonel and A, O, NJ, q, g. A.,
DeIOt QuaTteTmaster, jy7 I'd
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INV YoRK MARKET.
.d StS snGas 1Hy S9G cent Ss,, dull
changed. Flour unchaased' Wheat dull And
lowcti 81 .tsfei.4a. Torn steady; demand fair
At o3geS cents OFT, quiet and steady at sic
Pork quiet and firm; ts2.as. Gold l5SJl
BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTlMone, July l1.-BrtadsiuBS. There Ia
firm with an upward tendency. Sales were
reported on Change OF new Oily Mills Super
at ", choice Western Super at %, Western
spTiss Init, "a At 70, Aid d. winter DO. at CO.'S
Whcdi-Wss stcady and arm this morning.
The market closed strong.
tWn-Reeeipts are extremely light, and
prices are ~ cInsequcncc higher. We notice
sales % Few hundred bushels this morning
At ~ II Tor "hito, aud ti.lb6fi2o for yellow,
hut these prices eoull not DO obtained were
thCfc any Considerable receipts.
Odh-We ruticc sales to-day Of 100 bushels
at cts, and 400 do. at 71sefg cts.
Co1ee..rhe inquiry continues brisk and the
hi, % we % sso ns' a. before s,, vn
Rio, In bond o1li'S cents, gold, for ialr to
prime e,rvdcs, ard duty paid as ranging from
IL to II cents, gold, Tor FAR tocholcei Basusyra
at lNNfls cents, and Java At 77'}}6c2f cents,
gold, duty pHid.
Co'ion.-The market Is very outlet indeed,
and gencraiiy weak, There Is no deH and ex,
cept from spinnets, and this demand Is de.
creasing. Several OF the mills 10 this vicinity
have stopped running, and others are intend.
ing to stop, while those that are In operation
are running on SLOW time. A lot Of 40 bales
Low midtiing was sold yesterday on private
terns, which L. the only sale we have heard
OF for several days. VS. quote low middling
hnminsl " 81 cts aud Iiiddling at % cts,
Proptionf-Thc market 10 very strong, but
Transactions arc restricted by the want OF
stOckto operate In. For Bicon there 10 \ very
active Inquiry, and orders are being oiled As
follows, risi l6lJ@lj'9 ccnts foe Shoulders,
lS4HlS'a cts. for fIb Sides and lS'4@lsk cts.
for clear rib dn., but there are no round lots Of
shoulders or Sides oHetei. Hans are In bet.
ter dem 'ni and higher. Hams are in better
demsnd and higher. We notice sales within
the last two or three days OF 200 to 800 iicrces
At from u to 22'5 cts, and we quote today
prime Cincinntu sugsr.cured at 22'.Fp23 cts
Bulk Shoulders arc held Rrmiy at II cts, and
SIDES we quote at ldia cts. for rib, aud lf1l7i.
cts, for clear rib. There Il, however, little or
no Bulk Meat offering. Lard 10 steady At 10
@l9 { cts, and Mess Pork we quote at $50 so
epJi per Dbl.
since writing the above we have heard Of
sale Of 81 hits. Bulk shoulders at u cts.
Whbty-is held today at VI 0sfpl 10 per gal.
Ion, further advance, but wa have heard OF
no atlpa.
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PROPOSALS. FOR svppLYING CEMENT


TRBAsURY DBPARTHEST,)
OPFicB or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
uly Is. 1850.
soilrd proposals will bs received until IL m OF
ID" Hlst day II July. 1880. f,r furnishiug aud de.
llverng y 40 barrels tInore or less) OF tbs b5st
quality Of Rvseudale, or other Cement equal In
qghlity thereto, On the site uT tho prop Jsjd Post
ON 70 building in New York, Zach barrv t., co u !.
tain At least NJ pounds Of Cenen', sud to be do.
subject 10 III order " the uperyisug architect or
his agent, Hnh ~ such times rs msy b., IL their
Jud Kment, necessary,
A! bids mu,' bs accompanied by y penal bond
In snm " 500 that the bidder "! ii accept aud
perform he cHrIact, II awarded u him. tbs gu III
cheney " tho SEGA ty T. be cartIh d to bY tho
Di;tTiei Ati"ruby " tho district whe.e the bidder
resides.
The Department reserves to Itself the right Ia
Reject any "r III bids, II II be deemed for tho In
tcrrSt Of ih' Government to do 1Oi aud any hid
that does not conform 10 very respect to the re
Iu renents OF TIL, advertisement will not be con.
sid, red.
Proposals T., he endure "Prorosals for supply
ing Crmrut. - ard addressed To -
A. b. MuLLErT,
jyl7-B. Supervising Architect
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.

TaEAsgRr DBPARThEsr, June d. 1900
s7S' vii 81 fsesissd y iii. department. until he
'' SIX srOs: sins% fsfs,.nds' No. III. glass stop
SIX gross s-iueh Iukstauds. No. 10, glass stop
Twelve gross aH-ineh Husbands. No. ss. glass
Three gross t.iueh Inkstands, No. ss. glass
Two hundred thousand white developer. s,sxs,.;
TsS hundred thousand white Envelopes. s,lxi,.,
ons hSpaTsd thousand white Envelopes. io'as
Blank forms ior bidding will be 'urnirhsd upon
'fis bids viii be considered and accepted or re-
Contract must be executed by the sueee sfui
bidders within ten days aiter being called upon 10
The articles contracted for must be furnished
paisusnI ' 10 orasrs rom The ' Department The
entire quantities will, however, be called for
Each pIopos.i must be .is.ed by the individual
or Arm making u, and be seeonpanisd BY bond,
..sa Sosfa spp pro hs' uSi
States District Attorney, M form to Ga Furnished
lion o. a contrsot with Eooa and suaieisnt DO od..
,aeh portion Of the articles AS may
Ali deli yeriss will be subject to inspection by an
sSsPSE detailed iSI Ks @
Gle viii be deemed sunicieUt cause to annul the
bsiiysrle, must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, washiustOn.
:, The failure to comply with any Que order under
sf sS Psnsy SssE Snd s.sfsS
Treasury may direct thy purchase, 10 open mar.
necessary To- supply The deficiency t caused by such
I.iSTs GS oGissss 70 'bs Az per
sAay to pay for such articles
Proposals unaecompauied by a satisfactory
bond will not be considered, aud contracts will
be sSsrs1S , Saiy e established manufacture Of
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,,
is BID Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

AcrIsa Assn QuAnrkRRAsfHR's OYgIoE,l
BALTIMORE, Jpne1 1850. ! .
Sealed proposals are Ia vito and will be receive
at this Once until u m, on MONDAY, July 1sth,
for furnishing the Quartermsster'S Department
Sixteen Cavalry Horses, as follows:
The horses are TO be sound 10 all particulars, we'll
broken. In full nosh aud good condition, from tl5l
nfte. to tl6) sixteen hands hith. from TO- hye to
t9l nine years old, straight hacked, short-oouped,
ofbay color. and we'll adapted In every way for
cavalry purposes. -
A thorough INSPECTION Of each horse will be made
by Government o1ieerS, ard thoso that ddnot con-
form to the above description will be rejected De-
livery must be completed by the middle Of August
nest Bids will be submitted TO the Quartermastcr
General for his approval, before awarding con.
tract.
Proposals should be marked 'Propos IL for
Horses, =" and i'd dressed to the undersigned,
BY order OF the Quartsrmaster General.
80, ?. A BANCRoPT..
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Personal.

IERsONAL.-wlLLT THE GRNrLEMAN WHO
called at Y. FULTON 4 co. Pawnbrokers
OIL Ninth strcst, Thursday p. IN, July II, an :
received nftecn dollars and y ticket nuuibered
lG76 for gold hunting rasu watch, call for some
explanation. VISA
no NOT DESPAIE UNTIL you HAVE CON-
- sulted did Or DARBY, next Old Fsllows'
Hall, H0 j. suceaS.ful When others fall; Ia conh
Pentl al an reliable Separate rooms Tor ladies'.
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- X o = o s A L s,


TREAsrRY DBPARrNESr,)
OfFICE or ran sCPERvI-ISG ARCHITECT,
July H. 1853.
se lied proposals will be received uutiI il m, Of
the 3lSt day Of July. 1850, Tor all apd the whole Of
the Iron Fsneh AMI Stone Coring enclosing the
Unil-d STATES property on the Park, New York,
nIoet On broadway, 800 feet on Park how, and
10 feet circular correction between them, 6.In 4
I'S t%i; moro or log Of Iron Peace and Coping.
Sad Fence aud COPING will rrquirs to be 70 g.
moved on or before the 18th day II August next,
and all portions iemstning on the ground after
til Il dat. Will be for cit t. the Un tad States
Peace and some Copln tad Will DO addressed
70 the nndrLstgncd The Department resaTva. to
it's the riga, 10 Trjec. any all OF the bids N IL
be dsrn"d TO- the Interest Uf the Uoyarnmea At to do
80; and any bid that does not ,nfurm In every
respCc: u thS tyarttscn IuG will not "a runs,d
cred A, Il. MULLETT
sapervl,iug Archl'ec'. TreiSury Department.
jyl7 81
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BURKE-TOwERS. Gu tho nth IN, =. by Rev
Charles " Datwir. Of Ryltui ciarl, EDNuSD
city No ciriI
LELN-Bs GOWN On the sth iu't., by III. Eoy.
W. V. Tihnr, u EvET u. L.IS, fnrn'rlv Of BAL.
timpra aud Miss NELLIB, yuuuge,td dan hitter 81 the
lat" Reuben Brown, esq., Of Washing N. D, G
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ERAME BUILUISGs AT AUCTION.

,Dtrur VT ARTEkMAsTER'tO FF.Ct,l
WAsHIsdrnS, a., July 10, laR
II be sold At "uhltc auction, gu ATUKUAY,
august uudsr the supervision ~ CAPTAIN d O.
Thomf, MS. the following buiidiug.,t TO wit;
GA Dsla ssrs hvenus, h.tw.eu u aud 1 street,
south One Building. Nx2s feet. aud One Buiid n 4,
2Nl3 foot.
Sale to commence at 10 a. IN.
linn tiatsly thereafter, or at II a. IN, will be
sold
Ga s .treet north, bstwssn Twelfth aud Thir.
teenth street. On- Building. ~ SG5 feet.
Term: Cash on day Of sale
BY order ftfc Gu trtermas.sr GeneIal
J. G. McFARRAN,
Deputy q. n. General, Broyot Brgadier Gsnsral,
u 3 A.. iyIT n
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New Advertisements.

DY CHAs. w. BOTELER, Auctionecr,
ID tsue-essOr to J. q. Mc1uire 4 Co.,D
Cornsr VI Pounsy lyaula avenue aud Tenth street.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
n On TUESDAY MORJIN0, July %, At 10
O'Clock, shall sell on the frat floor Of my
Vi ,usehold Fur niture, Adlltious solicited
Term. cash. ClIAs. W. lrsLBR.
lylg.lt lustinnaar
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W ants.
Boarding.

1ouNTpy uoHp PERSONS WISHING
SuSfy board ca b. a'eSn fs%fy House iss:s
miles from t AnaspGlIs By sgriye;. Fruit n The
greatest abundance. Excellent nsbins. " week
bathing. Luxurious table. Terms ~ p I'd.
Address Y. o. W. box No. 500 Annapolis, -
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Miss lDA LEWIS, the heroine of "Limo
Rock" Newport, Il. l., has not actually re-
ccived half the presents which it has been
reported have been offered her. The report
that she has been presented with a silver tea
service and a gold-lincd goblet Is not true.
She has, In truth, received only about $500
worth of gifts. 1t is said that many persons
20 over TO her home from Newport merely
to crafty their curiosity, and very few leave
presents, or even do so little as to buy her
pictures. The callers have become so nu.
merous of late that thoy occupy nearly all
her time. The number has often reached
one hundred in single day. On Monday
OF last week there were one hundred and
hity, some before breakfast In the morning,
and others late in the evening. Miss Lewis
might well ask herself under these circum-
stances, whether 1t Is worth while to be a
heroine.
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AN INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN OF Milwaukee,
who had by dlnt Of hard labor and economy
saved $500, put 1t in an old stocking, slowed
Il away behind ruitGr In his house, and
lately was In despair to find the mice had
made a nest of Il. lie gathered the frag-
ments, and they made peck measure Of
scraps of paper, stocking, wood, nut shells,
~. friend advised him to send the whole
ngton, and he did SO. This was several
weeks ago, and Saturday he received q draft
or $3.50 from the Treasury Department, and
i letter stating that so much only had been
saved out OF the $500. Two girls In the De-
partment were at work seventeen days sort
Ing, picking and FASTING, and had finally
succeeded in getting $3.50 SO that 1t could be
recognized
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THESuB.
1 scIiber has obtained from the OrI,hnnsT ConIt
Of Washington County, luthe District Of Columbia,
q MICHAEL GAEyN. late uf wa.Grugt"n unity
b. g.. deceased. All persons having claims
hbit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before tho Goth day OF June
next they may OthHTr Use by law be excluded from
all baneht Of the sAid estate,
Giyea under NY hapd lhls 10Th DAY nf June,
1870. JEREMIAH CARROLL
js3l- WSw' Executor
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE, =,

~ WAsHINGTOE, d. c., June 20, 1850,
On the petition Of z. sTODDARD.of Worcester.
Mass. praying for the extension Of a patent
granted to him on the 9th day OF October 1875 f6S
an Improvement in Producing Music by Steam or
Condensed Air!
II Is ordered that the said petition bo heard at this
othea On the Goth day Of september next Any per-
son may oppose this extousiOu Objections, deposit
unns, aud other papers, should be died In this
ofaee twenty days befvrp Tho day Of hearing.
SAMUEL FISHER, AZ
jy2FJw Commissioner Of Patents,
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wAsnisdror, July ", lsOs.-Jay Cooke a
%. furnish the following questions Of Gov.
eminent securities:
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How TO KEEP CooL,-The following sim
pie hints, from the Scientific Amerieat,, are
useful to remember during the warm weather
Of the present season:
Be sparing in your diet, which should con-
sist principally of fruits, berries, and ycgeta-
bles. Avoid everything of greasy nature;
also spices, condiments, and sweets. Drink
nothing but water. Chew nothing but food,
chew that well, but do not chew too much of
1t. Excess In eating is one Of the principal
causes of that lazy, listlcss, relaxing feeling
experienced by so many persons in very hot
weather. Dress lightly, and change often.
Wear nothing at night which is worn during
the day. Battle body every morning with
cool or cold water. Keepa clean conscience
as well as clean body and clean clothing,
and don't get excited. If uncomfortably
warm at any time, imInerso the hands, or
feet, or both, In cold water, for short time,
or let a stream of cold water run upon the
wrists and ankles. This will cool the whole
body in short time.