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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-27


The Digger Indians do not live 10 30
wretched condition as thousands of
persons In this city, where so much
wealth, refinement, culture and Chris
tlan benevolence exist, and where hun.
dreds OF thousands OF dollars are given
every yeRr 10 Improve the moral and
benefit the physical condition OF the
human race.
There are paris OF New York where
human beings are crowded together
like sheep In slaughter pens. In nine
months OF 1868. from February to 90.
tober 81, Of .6l3 deaths In this city,
1850 occurred in tenement houses;
while In other houses in the same pc.
Rod there were only 4. 1903 deaths. The
number OF dwellings Of all classes In
this city, according 10 the census OF
1855, was 1854. This city now con-
talns Il. $50 tenement houses, and 1t 10
estimated these houses hUlI one. half OF
the population Of the city; this gives
about twenty one and half persons
10 each one OF these tenement houses,
In 65 tenement houses In Baxter
street, In nine months OF 1868, there
were 100 deaths in East Fourth street,
IN 81 houses, there were Us deaths ; in
East Twelfth street, in s. houses 1872
deaths; In East Fifteenth street, In Is
houses. 81 deaths; In First avenue, In
ISL houses; 277 deaths; In Henry street,
In 81 houses, 70 deaths; In James street,
10 p houses, IL deaths; In West Forty:
first street, In G8 houses, 1O2 deaths,
Some three story houses, originally In.
Tended LOT one family, now accommo-
date-it the term may be allowed
eight families, and one, a small rear
house, has a population OF 80 persons,
while two others facing WllleIt street
have II families, or hlly.sIx persons,
each.
A report to the Health Board speaks
Of one section OF the city having 'l43.-
Sl2 square feet, and containing sutti.
Client people 10 form q moderate sized
town; they are packed az closely as
they make graves In ordinary and well
regulated rIes.'-EVenin0 Post.
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AT 9 meeting OF the Atlantic Fro Com.
pany, held At their hall on the 18th day Of
auEust, 1862. the following preamble ana re-
solutions were adopted aud ordered 10 be
pu0lhhed In the daily papers OF this city:
WHEREAS, Death mas again visited rs and
Iald MS cold hand upon Que OF The membari
Of our Company, samuel bradley, TemorseIy
depflVlng OF life our associate and brOtheE
fireman, An associate whose life, though
checReTed with LoTow 70 himself, wBs ever
pleasant to us. His gentle bearing and Kind
lheuEn We rtgtet that he u gone, yet we re-
nsct that God ID Just and controls every
thing, and though we may not understand II
nov, de. In dis own good time, Will make II
plain 70 rs, As o member Of the Company
he was faithf1l and eticlent, contributing
largely by his Efforts % the honor and sue
cess OF The Company. hGc0gnlZlng thesa
facts, and desiring To contribute our SnAre In
testimony 10 his life and character and 10
express 70 his bereaved family cur sorrow
anu sympathy; therefore,
ReIoIred, That In the death OF onr beloved
brother samuel Bradley, the At.anuc Fire
Company has lost good and faItnIul mem.
Der, and that We o. individuals have IOSt u
true ompanion whose friendship We RppIe-
GATED when living, and whose memory we
VIII cherish now that he Il dead.
4tteotEed, That we express 70 the family
our sincere regret that the son and the
brother has been 10 soon taken from them;
We condoIe with them in their sad bsreave.
inent, and give 10 them our Aympathy In
their distress.
RsSo!Ctd, lhAt this preamble and resolu-
ions be recorded in the books Of the COM
pany and copy Of them sent 10 the family
OF the deceased,
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RemorAl Of Inc CnnItol:

WashlngtonIans are becoming quite
excited over the proposition to remove
the capital. Their alarm finds vent In
newspaper leaders and communlca.
lions from staid old citizens. One jour.
nal publishes to day two columns OF
letters on the subject, and another
discourses In the following lug ubrious
strain:
The owners Of our stores and dwell
ings depend for their rent; our mer.
chants, mechanics and other trades.
people for their custom almost wholly
upon the disbursements OF the Govern
ment 70 Its employees, local coutrac.
tors and others. The money thus dis.
bursed 10 drained out OF the city month
by month almost az soon as It leaves
the Government Golfers, for there is
scarcely Q thing we need to eat, to wear,
or Tor any other use produced among
Us; all are purchased elsewhere. When
we reflect that the Inhabitants OF the
city number nearly one hundred thous.
and, while the employees Of the Gov
eminent are scarcely one In twelve OF
ibis population, the imposibIlity OF our
people prosperlng under existing con.
dltions Is self evident. People with
capital TO invest 60 on building stores,
restaurants, and other trading places
while others rent them and stock them
With goods, apparently regardless Of the
question where customers are 10 come
trom.'
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MoSoNoAHELA VALLEY RAILROAD
The railroad up the Monongahela val
ley has been surveyed with most ia
yorable results. There Is dead level
from the Panhandle Bridge, twenty.
nine miles, to MouonRahelA city; from
thence to Brownsville, tWenty.three
miles, rise OF only ten feet. From
that point 10 the State line, q distance
OF lh!rty-hve miles, there Is an up.
grade Of Only forty -four feet, making q
total rise OF htty'four feet In one hun.
dred and seventeen miles. Nor are
there any tunnels or heavy and costly
cuts In the whole length mentioned; no
bridges OF more than thirty feet water
courses. An easy and very favorable
connection can DO made with the Balti
moro q Ohio Railroad at FAirmont,
twenty miles beyond the State line
Washington Review.
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Sprtfal gatIfes.
The President Declares War


Against all impositlons upon the people,
and Science. following the glorious exam.
pie, isout
AGAINST THE P8IBOaERE,
who sell sugar OF lead hair dyes, that not
only ruin tho hUIr, but parals 10 the system.
Impoaton
WHO DESTROY THE USWARY
81 1oli te put down By law. In the mean.
CristadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye
Is offered under the guarantee Of Professor
Chiffon, the famous analytical chemist, as
an efficient,
Pure and HarmieSS Preparation.
CRIsrADORoS HAIR PREsERVA.
TIVE, as Dressing, act, like charm on
the Hair after DyeIug. TryM
Nugl0.lmdSw
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DIED.

sTEGN.-on Thursday, c6Ih OF Aug, 1859,
al Is minutes past O'Clock p, n. WILIiAM'
sen OF GeoLke and hosinA steln, aged two
years and 6montbs.
The funeral will take place nom the resi-.
denee OF the parents, corner Main street and
Alley c, Gentle Wheeling, to-day at 4
O'Clock Pm. Friends OF the family are re.
specially invited 70 attend.
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Peculiar AdaptabiIitv.


Their peculiar adaptabuIty TO all const,.
tutions as cleanEera OF the bowels and the
blood has established Lhelr great merit
They restore the liver, the spleen and even
the heart to healthy action when othor rem.
edles have been used without producing
any benefit They do not expose tho q who
use them 10 any danger, being as safe as sal.
utary.
Extract from Letter 70 Or. Rrntdreth from O.
J. Edv, Esq, P. n, Admt!ton, N. j.
"In 1853 l was In poor health, and my
friends as we'll as myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
after taking one box OF Brandreths Pills, l
began 70 feel better. Well, sir, when I had
used up twelve boxes was well, healthy
man-ny weight having gone from 1871
pounds up TO l52 pounds. then ordered a
Eupply, and between that time and the
pretent have retalled three thousand dol.
Lars worth OF these invaluable pills, and
am quite sure that have thereby been In.
strumentalin saving Thousands Of lives.
"YouEs, truly, CO.. FAY, M"
Gold by all Druggists. observe my name
In white letters In the government stamp.
~ B. BRAHDRETH.
Al
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For Rent.
Commlssioner,s Notioe.

William A. MeUcy, In obAuOery in the
Narclssa A. Gomez ct al. Ohio Co., v. Va.
DURsUAHT TO THE DECREE MADE
I In the asoye cause on the ID day Of
March, l&S. will on
Monday, the goth day OF September,
1859,
Al my once In the City OF Wheeling, and
thereafter by adjournment frUm time TO
time, a. shall be found necessary, proceed
W tAGe, state and report an account Of what
interest each Of the parties In this suit have
in the real estate mentioned and described
proceeds thereof, and such other matters as
may deem pertinent, or either OF the par
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Comr Ohio County circuit UoGiL.
ApK27.oaWiWd
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augl0-lndAw
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.

=
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW
DERs are warranted superior to any others,
or no pay. for the cure OF Dlstemper, Worms,
Bots, Coughs, Hide.bouud, Colds, DC, in
Homes; and Colds, Coughs, Loss OF MIX,
Black Tongue, Horn Dhtemper, DC, In Cat.
tie. They are perfectly safe and innocent:
no reed OF stopping the working Of your
animals. They increase the appetite, give
a ane coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organp; also increase the milk OF cows. Try
them, and you viii never DO without them.
The late Hiram Woodruff. celebrated train.
or OF trotting horses, used them for Year,.
Col. Phtlo. P. Bus1, OF the jerome Race
Course, FoEdham, N. z, would not use
them until he was tod OF what they are
composed, since which he IL never without
them. He has over twenty running hor es
In bis charge, and for tho last three yeary
has used no other medicine for them. He
has kindly permitted me 70 refer any ono 70
him. Over 1000 other references can be seen
al the Depot
Sold By Druggists and saddIess. Price, Is
cent? per box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
YORK. a.N auRl0.lmd4w
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A RRfoRr has been current in Nash.
Vile that Governor Sc nter intends 10
call the old Republican Legislature 10
ratify the 18Th Amendment 10 The Fed,
erai Constitution. Many conserya.
lives say they would be glad to have
him do 90. Gov. sentsr has gone TO
Newport, doubtless With view Of hay.
ing an Interview with The President. 7
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Dakota territory will soon be knock.
lug at the doors Of the Union. Villages
are said to be sprIngIng up there rapid.
~. More than Ave Thousand persons
have emigrated to the territory this
summer. The present population Is
reckOnsd at twenty thousand, and
forty seven thousand acres OF land
have lately been taken up under the
homestead and pre- emption laws by
actual settlers,
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Read Read Read Il
cnRE or nYsprpsIA ANp scRoruLA.

CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND sCRoFOLA.
PARKERSBUR0, April 10.
TIL. LOGAN, RGo Dear Sir 81 wrote TO
you some time since for bottle OF Brent.
fingers Fluid kxuAOt OF eAlBapAIlllA and
DAndelIon, and NUT say that u has Aeted
upon me ike charm. I have been aftllet.
ed for near two year, with UySoepaia; two
thirds OF the tim0 Vomited from one 10
three times day had given up the idea
Of ever getting we'll, and Indt el my friends
had given up ali hopes OF my ever
getting we'll again. Added 10 this, suffered
With the ScrOfplS very much. since last
September one side Of my neck was one On.
tire sore, composed Of some seven running
sores. The use Of one bottle has much i'm.
proved me. Ny stomach Il relieved aud my
neck has improved beyond my most san.
Ruiu5 expectations, feel much encouraged,
and thluK by the use OF one or two bottles
more, IEhAll b. relieved entirely. You will
please send n Q two bottles by The boat.
lOCrs, respectfully,
J, W. HOMER.
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Dissolution.

THE or. PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L exiLlng between Louis Blond and vii.
liam BachmRn, under the flEm name OF
Blond q Bachman, in the Boot and shoe
bushes has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, William BachmAn retiring.
The business will DO continued at the old
Stand, No. III Main street, corner HprleT
alley by Louis Blond, who will settle All
claims against tho late riEm. Persons nav.
ing claims will present them, and those
knowing themselves indebted will please
cali and settle At once.
LOUIS BLOND,
WILLIAM BACHMAN,
WHEELTFG. Aug. %. 1859. Run2l.tf
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IT Is definitely arranged that new
bridge will be built across the Ohio
river 10 connect New Albany, Ind,
with Portland and Louisville. The
company Is composed OF New York
capitalists and two or three citizens Of
Indiana. The bridge will have three
tracks-one. for railroad trains, one for
q street railroad and one for wagons.
It's estimated cost Is q, 200, 900.
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Mr., JOHN A. HU1cHnoN, Jr., o
Parkersburg, prints card, In which
hs relera 10 the writer OF q recent Park.
ersburg letter in the Wheeling Register,
as IAN unmItigated liar, a skulklug
coward, and sooundrel."
Pistols and coffee for two.
Mr.. n. also says: 1.-THE supposItlon
that Senator Boreman had any knowl.
edge OF my resolutions Is entirely un.
founded" Which, on the Senator'S
own account, we are sorry 10 hear.
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gsF A6tGrtlstmtats.
LOST.

ON THURSDAY MORNING, Augnst 80.
" between Whites Hill and JoneA, Black,
smith shop, South W heelinE, certificate OF
deposit No. "a for $500 igu61 By the Ma
ti6nal savings Bank OF Wheeling. All per:
sons are cautioned against negotiating said
note, a. payment has been stopped. The
tIonAl Savings Bank or NJ this once,
sALATHlEL THATCHER
AuRsT.ltS
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The effect OF Mrs. Stoves revelations
concerning Lord Byron Is beginning TO
be felt In largely increased demand
for his poems, and close observers.
say the demand comes mainly from q
class Of persons that never read them
before. One leading bookseller In New
York, reports heavy increase In bis
sales, and other houses In the same
line. are anticipating . like harvest
New and cheap editions OF Byron for
the million, 1t Is expected, will soon be
announcedas In prses. .'s
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In Western New York the prospec,s
OF abundance OF wild pigeons Ia the
approaching fall are excellent. Pigeons
have been breeding extensively In the
swamps. DO.
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GheQntelIgea
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST "a


Those otour citizens AbsOntIng themselves
from the city during the summer months
can have the IETELLIGEScER ssnt TO them
ny mali for week or any longer term. for
u cents per week.
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READ AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
RIAL DISEASE.

RlAL DLSEASE.
DEAR D0croR You know what was my
condition when called upon you. was
cores all over, literally covered with nasty
black Ecabs, and 80 palned In my joints 1t
night, that sleep or lest was utterly impos.
Sible, Ny constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and was almost In despair
OF ever being cured, having tried many ply
SiciRnS, aud uted numerous preparations
10 be remedies. without the
least sign Of success. But am now happy
10 say, That after using those 1lvs bottles Of
your sa1a pAI1lla and DAndelion, and only
Two boxes OF the Pulls, became perfectly
restored, have returned 10 my poSt on the
boat, and feel a. this time ~ stout as ever
did In my life. Please accept my thanks,
and belleVe me ever yours.
SAMUEL MAYS.
To De. RRESTLISGER,
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Dissloution.

THECo.PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between Louis Blond and VIII.
liam Baehman, under the arm name or
Blond a Bachman, in the Millinery bust.
neSs, mas been dissolved BY mutual consent,
The buGines will be continued At the old
stand, one door south Of d. Nicholl 4 Bro.
on Main street, by William Bachman. Who
VIII also settle all claims against the Iate
hrm. Persons having claims Will PRESENT
Insm, ana thoSe knowing themselves in.
06oied Will please cali and settle at once,
LOUIS BLOND,
,,,--- WILLIAM KAUFMAN,
WHEELING, Aug. %, 1852 anR2I.u
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WAREHOUSE,
No. 500 Chestnut St.,
Opposite the State House,
PHILADELPHIA;
aus2e-sodSm
Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF JOHN Eek.
i HART and George ". EckhaFt, under
tue name and style OF John EckhRit a Sor.
was dissolved by mutual consent on the
INST day OF July, 1859, q. ". Eckhart with.
drawing.
The budn eHS viii be continued at the old
stand, No. lS3 Main street. by John EcS.
hart, sen, who will settle all claims,
Person4 knowing them selves Indebted will
please cal aud settle soon.
JOHN ECRHART, EEE,,
u. ". ECKHART,
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JOHN ECRHAET, 81
u. ". ECKHART,

Having Withdrawn from the above arm.
l return my kind thanks for pas. Patronage
and would ask the continuance OF the Fane
10 John Ecknart, at the old stand, Nv
IlenaS ana me public In general always
AlsheS and Chlldren's Hose, Gents' and
Boys Hail Hose, UAdergAFmentg, and ali
Kinds o. wooden and Cotton Knitting
Yarns, &C., &C.
Respectfully, q. W. ECKHART.
RuR25.lW
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TALLoW, ETC.

sTmarket price paid. No charges
IL made for commission ordrayRRe, hhlp.
pIng Stencil furnished. Quotations given
upon application.
Address PROCTOR & GAMBLE.
aug0-eodSm CINCINNATI.
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HAZZS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
gRENEWER

PHYSICIANS and CLERGYMEN testify
70 lis merits in restoring GRAY q AIR to il
original color aud promoting I8 growth. II
makes the hair soft and glossy. The old In
appearance are male young again. 1t IA the
bet
HAIR DRESSING
ever USED. II removes DandruG and all
sSuivy Fraptlons. 1t does not stain the
skin.
Our TrcatIso on the Hair Eent rree by mail
Beware OF tbs numerous preparations
which are sold upon our reputation.
R. P. HALL q CO., Nashua, N. H., Pro.
prleton.
For sale by ell druggists.
aug96.dlmeod.dhW -... W.
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SHou dd. y3nr chest DO narrow. contracted
have ySH dali heavy pains or oppression
VI mat Dry hacking cough, or Shostnea OF
With many 20 often the herald OF death.
6ook wen 70 your hafety, not even delay:
p LAY not with your nte 10 trifle ono day.
enquire o. onee where 10 get Shoulder
Remember Booking ard Booking a Carroll
the cheapest OF places.
But the he Braces alone. are not all you viii
Remarkably cheap and exactly 10 mind:
Au Aedieine pure, Drugs good In their
Cosmetics. Perfumes, tho rareat showcasea,
AAcn MY, ISdy tnese wanting, % all arc 6e.
shOula "a 4 once Z. Booking ind Booking
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80 No notice will DO taken OF communi.
cations not accompanied by a res p0nAible
name. The name will DO considered conf
DENTAL, but must In all cases accompany let
lon a. guarantee Of good fAlth.
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eB- Ten nno9 or lesd make square.
sEFfaUEeuL advertisements CASH n 3D.
MIRRIAaEs AND FUNERAL NOTICES, 70
ets., when under alx lines.
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WHEELING lNrELLIGENCER.

l. II II N -.
!SNANLAsLT ApvANcE
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AUAAINN EDrEI0N.
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Fashionable Drinking Saloon
Bellevue, La.

Bellevue, La.
TTNhe pr prietor respectfully announces TO
4 his friends and patrons, his Saloon, as
heretofore, will be kept constantly supplied
with the very best brands of choice Liquors,
Sc. In fact, everything usually found in a
FIRST class drinking Saloon.
: 20 Ny termsare positively cash,
vsnf0 JOHN G. HEAD.
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SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-"John,
how do you parse grandmother
II doesn't pass her at all. but
always goes in to get a tart"
"What is the singular of menT
"Theyis singular when they pay
their debts without being axed to
do it a dozen times"
"Young women are beautiful
What is it that comes after young
womenp
ATS the fellers to be sure
they are always arter the young
women"
'fThat will do; now you are dis
missed H
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AS an illustration of the large
estate in Englaad and Ireland, it
may be stated that Mr.. Allen POL
lock, of Galway County, Ireland,
has 10000 acres, and recently
disposed of 10000 sheep, and
lambs, 500 head of cattle and
20 horses. More thon 5000 per
sons attended the sale.
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NUMBER Is.
Summer Drinks.


"Wh at are the best and most
heaIthfinl summer drinks Z"
The immediate object of drink.
ing is to satisfy thirst. There is
but one thing capable of doing
this, and that is water. The prin-
cipal in gredient of all the differ
ent kinds of drinks used is water,
and the purer the water, and the
less quantity of other substances
mixed with it, the more perfectly
does it supply the wants of the
system. This being the case, pure
water is the best and most health
ful drinks, not only for summer,
but for all seasons of the year.
The manner in which 1t is drank
is very important. If it is swal.
lowed rapidly and in large quaint.
ties, it may produce undue dis
tention and pressure of the stom.
ach, and interfere with its func.
tions and those Of the surrounding
organs. If the water thus swal.
lowed be very cold, and the
system at the same time be suffer.
ing from heat and fatigue, very
serious results are apt to occur
from the sudden shock. Water
should always be drank slowly
BY slipping, the desire for drink
is more effectually gratifed, and
any desirable quantity at any
temperature may be drank with
out injurious effects. Ice-water in
summer is not Objectionable if
taken in this way. Water should
not be drank at or soon after
meal, as it interferes with the
process of digestion.
KEEP COOL.
'It is easy to say so,1 says one,
"but how are you going to do it,
this hot westher9p will tell you.
The clothing should be light and
loose, and of such a character that
the air can readily pass through
it. 1t should be changed often.
Clothing worn during the dav
should not be worn at night. The
entire body should be bathed
every day so as to keep the pores
open and the skin clean. Perspi-
ration should not be checked but
encouraged, if one does not per.
spire easily. Perspiration neces
states evaporation and evapora.
ton cools. Eat sparingly, and
avoid everything Of heating,
stimulating, or irritating charac-
ter, as salts, spices, condiments,
sweets, fats, tea, coffee, tobacco,
alcoholic drinks, &c. The diet
should consist principally or en-
tirely of fruits, berries vegetables.
The only proper drink is water
Especially avoid eating more than
the system requires, as excess in
amount of food is one of the prin-
cipal causes of that lazy, istleless,
uncomfortable feeling experienced
by 50 many during hot weather.
Keep clean conscience as we'll
as a clean skin and clean clothing,
and don't get excited. IF uncOm-
fortably warm at any time, i'm
merse the hands and feet in cold
water, or let a stream of cold
water run upon the wrists or
ankles for short a time, or hold a
piece of ice in the hands. This
VIII soon cool the whole body
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