The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-01

narQ manual LABOR, eSpeCldiis bnO SluuAouo,
sedentary, and indoor liYers, would take
but two meals day for month, the sec
ond act being later than three in the af
ternoa-s, and absolutely nothing afterward,
excegf IL might be in some cases an or
ange. or a lemon, or cup of warm drink,
such is tea, bremo, sugar-water, or ice
cream there would be such change for
the better in the way of sound sleep, a
feeling on waking of having rested, an
appet 10 for breakfa buoyancy of dis,
position during the day, together with a
genieli'r of temper and manner. that few,
cxcepi The animal and glutton, would be
Willis to go back to the flesh pots Of
Egypt. Ben. Wade,' as he is frequently
called, one of the political lions of the
the West, has taken but two meals day
for twenty years, and if all sedentary per-
sons those who are indoors greater part
oftheir time, would after the age OF for
tY five, observe the same inffexible rule,
there can be no doubt, other things being
equal, that long years of happy exemp-
tior from the ordinary ills would be the
Eesult The reason is that the. stomach
would have time to rest for recuperation,
and would thus be able to perform its
par more thoroughly, making purer
blood, giving better sleep, and securi ng
an appetite for breakfast Let any man
try-iefor ten days, taking the second
meal seven hours after the first and +aban-,
don the practice if he can.--HatFS Jour
ssaI 9t dea!t6.. n.
Tie Froncais gives the following Italo-
Chinese story :. When the Chinese Embas-
sy, travelling through Europe, was sitting in
the Ministerial box of the Parliament at
Florence, Madame Minghetti, the Minister'S
were Introduced to her and she conversed
with Them through an interpreter Among
Others she asked them whether ladies in
Chin took interest in politics. " Answer
Madame" said the Chinese Excellency to
the interpreter, "that our laws give the
righ TO sell her, to the husband whose wife
medaeF in public affairs" II that were
the case here. would have been sold about
9 hundred thousand times" exclaimed
Madame Minghetti. A French opposition
paper adds, II such a law were In France,
the country would be peaceful and happy
now /. refers to the intriguing Empress,
whom tbe French consider the main instig-
ator Of he war.
The Pension Office is receiving many inqui-
ries FROM soldiers desiring to know il the time
for making applications for pensions was ex-
tended by Congress. A bill for such an ex-
tension fli!ed, but one was passed extending
the time Tor filing app.icatlOns for additional
bounty Uatil next December. Under the law
IN The case, all who served one year are en-
titled 10 $50 and those who served two years
or longer, 10 500.
little wife, who Is withal an excellent house
keeper. On her birthday she moved her
rock ing chair close to his side. He was
reading. She placed her dear little hand
H. ~1-wxa
Iy toward his coat collar. He felt nice all
over aa certainly expected kiss. Dear,
sweat, loving creature-aa angel She NOV
cd her Eand up and down his coat sleeve.
" E Usband said she, what. my dear!
III a, ln9t thi ;l5t Were YOU my
this suit Of clothes you have on would work
Into rag carpet
A NEW CoNEIDENcR GAME-The latest
confidence dodge is the Gold Ring Swindle."
mau meets you in the street, or comes to |
YOU place of business, and pulls from his
ting ire massive plain ring, stamped " 16k I
fine slndry initials and date are engraved |
rather faintly on the inside, so as to indicate
YEA. He pretends to be stranger in town, |
with is compelled to pawn or sell his dead
tVIfe 1gsJding ring. Here follow sundry ag-
Oniz lug but quiet tears, to end which you |
pulL ont your pocket-book and make the way
worn and unfort innate traveller q nominal ad- |
vsnee on the ring ofS9 or 81. He promises to
SEND fol inc ring in few days, as it cost over
$50. This he undoubtedly will do, as rings
OF tins Kind have marketable value of 81 SO
per dozen. They are well gotten up, and
alcniated to deceive ell but experts.-Mu- |
t0G"tss sentinel.
Tie youngest elopement on record took
piac ~ hudson, Mich, last week. Master
FredefieI Tubbs of that town, aged five years,
tool diss schermerhorn, aged three years,
combed her hair, cut the dolls things in q
box and proceeded with her to the depot, |
where they got on the rear platform of the |
western bound train without being noticed |
TILL the conductor received dispatch for
them. They were put off at Osseo, and re-
turned on the next train we'll pleased with |
Their Trip.
1t is q remarkable fact that the young gen.
erals IN the Prussian army are the most sue. |
cessful The Crown Prince OF Prussia who
mas che glory Of the defeat OF the French
army, Is not yet thirty nine years old, prince |
Erederick Charles, the Kings nephew, who
commands the Prussian right, and is esteem.
ed tue ablest of all King Williams gener-
ais, IL }orty-two years old /: General Stein
met waO defeated Frolssard, is also about
fort 1.-Two years old: All the leading French |
generals are old men.
The Pittsfield (Mass.) Eagle has the follow
ing story: " A few days ago on the road
neaT tie pleasure park, he saw snake in the
process OF swallowing a toad considerably
larger round than itself. After many futile
wiegles The toad went down whole. Our
friend took the snake with him. and. after
about fifteen minutes killed it, cut it open
and look out the toad. It's hind legs were
drawn up over its head and it was almost un.
receivable. For time it seemed almost
discouraged" but after few moments re-
covered its vitality, drew down it's legs, and
use8 them in beating precipitate retreat.
a census Of Great Britain is to be taken next
year on the photographic or instantaneous
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