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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-06-30
Republican State Convention.

The Fifteenth Annual State Republi
can Convention Of Iowa met at Des
Moines, June 21st, to nominate candi
Judge of the Supreme Court and Super
intendant of Public Instruction.
The Convention was called to order by
J. S. ClarksOn, chairman Of the State
Central Committee, who nominated the
following gentlemen as temporary officers
of the Convention. Said nominations be-
ing ratified by vote of the Convention:
Chairman, Hon NJ E. Cults, of Ma
haska; Secretaries. w. w. Junkin, of the
Fairfield Ledger, II. S. Hyatt, Of the Gin
ton Herald, j. d. Hunter, Of the Hamil-
ton Freeman.
The Chairman returned thanks in
short and pertinent speech, predicting
the triumphant and overwhelming success
Of the Republican candidates in the com,
ing campaign.
After prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of
Des Moincs, the Convention proceeded
to the appointment Of the following COM
mittees:
On Credentidls- Judicial District,
Theo. Gucllich, of Des MONIES Co.; I'd,
Joseph Caldwell, of Wapcllo; Sd, J. S.
Mcintyre of Page; 4th, A. III. Mcfarland,
of Humboldt; 5th, II. +. Sharp, OF Cass;
9th, John H. Bacon, Of Washington; It'll,
NJ. J. Rholfs, of Scott; Stl, JAS Beatty.
of Cedar; 9th, D. Z Lyon, of Dubuque;
10th, Geo. W. Buttcrfcld, of Chickasaw;
nth, D. NJ Moniger, Of Marshall; 18th,
G. b Fitch, of Butler
Tn Permanent Organization-First Ju
dicial District, j. n. Bowman, of Henry;
End, G. B Walker, of Van Buren,; 3D.,
J. L. Willard, of Clarke; 4th, Saml Con
ser, of Clay: 5th, l. D. Howard, of Greene;
9th, J. w. Ravens, Of Keokuk; 18th, G. G.
Eberling, of Jackson; 9Th Joseph Dysart,
of Tama; 9th, A. Boomer. Of Delaware;
10th, A. F. Upton, of Clayton; 18th, 0.
w. Garrison, Of Hardin; 18th, NJ NJ
Browne, of Mitchell.
On Resolutions-Firs Judicial District,
=. Van Valkenhure, If Ter. 2nd, w. S.
DUNCAN, Of Lucas, ID " alton, of
Montgomery; Ath, J worth, OF
Crawford 9th, p. r II. son. of War
rem; 9th, w. NJ Stone, Of ..iirion; 18th, E.
S. Bailey, of Clinton sth. 8. J. kirkwood,
of johnson; 9th, G. Fullwcber, of Du-
buque; 10th, J. W. Rogers, of Fayette;
18th, D. D. Chase, Of Hamilton; 18th. II.
o. Pratt, Of Floyd.
A new State Central Committee was
then elected rs follows: First Dist, J. S.
Hurley, Of Louisa; End, A. II. Hamilton,
of Wapello; 3d. ]. L. Young, of Decatur;
4tb w T., Vestal. of Buena US &; 18th.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
NAVAL ORDERS
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10

WASHINGTON. Dec. H. 16JL
Midshipman George 4. Vail has been ordered 70
the wyoming, Assistant Surgeon Charles 2. Cassin
to the Worcester, Lieutenant Commanders Charles
d. sigsbee and 8. W. Ferry. Lieutsnants william 7.
Burwel, Chapman G. Todd. A. II. Vail and Henry
u Nichols, Master f. II. o. LaDts, Aidship-
men Charles H. Lyman, NJ. G. pimrook. F. I Lud-
low, j. II. Collins and j. milton, Cnopialn
George A. Crawford, Gunner william wilson, Gar.
penter p. T. Ward, First Assistant EneIneors 3 y
Whitaker and n. b. Hne have been detached from
the severn and ordered 10 the W0rcseser Chioi Bn-
gineer D. 3. Macomb from the severn aod ordered
70 the worcester and as eet engineer; the Nortn ~
Ianic Fleet surgeon william LOwbc from sno severn
10 the Worcester, and as fleet surgeon OF tne MOTH
Atlantic neet; Paymaster Edward Foster nom sne
severn, and ordered to settle acc0unte; Ass1ste1s
surgeon George b. Bradley, seiimeker 4. "
Charves from the Severn, and placedo0n Walon9 or
ders; Lieutenant Commander y. l. yosnsou, nas.
ter Prank w. Nichols, surgeon 4. Ho0eOns Cntos
Enaneer Charles n. Baker and First Assistant In.
aineer George w. Lensner. nom the Woseesser. ann
oaced on waiting orders; MldsnlpmAu Jemea =.
Buel, from the wv""'ing. ana ordsrsd % ~ W&
cestefs
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
CANADA.

A Vote Of Censure Passed Against the Gov.
ernment.
TORONTO, Dec. 1s, 1871.
The House to-day voted an address Of censure on
the government Tor not resigninv after their pre-
vious defeat The majority against the government
was 10.
General Mcdonald then announced his intention
OF resigninR. He will probably announce tine iact
OF the opening Of the House tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19
Miscellaneous Notes.

Owing to the indisp0slt1On OF Mile. Nilsson ana
Miss Cary there was no opera given last evening.
"Faust'' will DC presented tonight and on Wedncs.
day the entire company sing In concert ~ belnway
Hall.
Miss Sterlina's concert on Saturday brought out
that accomplished artist In some OF the best songs
III her repertoire, by schubert, Schumann, koesinl
and Men .elssohn. Her beautiful c0nralto voico
was never heard TO greater advantage.
FalcOner's draInatization OF Levers dashing-
Grand opera House last evening, and Will We per-
formed during this week. .lsAs...l 49,
The Bowery was crowded last night Dy Its patrons,
TO witness the new drama, entitled 'Fate; or, tho
appropriately placed on the stage.
"Beware OF the Dog" at the San Francisco Min.
gtrels nightly exciies great deal Of merriment.
DICK Ralph, protean actor and musician, per-
sOnated eight people, sang songs and played must
cal i1struments al rvnat,un and did many other
startling things last night al ne Bowery In the new
drama, '.fate,n sH
Nixon's Southern Circus opened In grand style
last evening. opposite the New YORK HOtei with
host OF equestrian and acrobalic attractions
Mr.. DAILY mas given Mr.. WyndhaIn the right 10 pro-
duce "Divorceh IN 81. Louis, Pt,sburg and LvuAe-
vile. Mr.. Furblsh the right Tor New jersey. Con-
neCticut, part OF Massachusetts and ioDkcrss new.
burg and PoughKeepsie. Mr.. Henderson has securcu
the right lor Providence. lst
Miss Kellogg sings In 'sThe Messiah" on Christmas
Union. A. Rein, Jr., conductor. - . 81 sid
The Church Muslc Association give tnels erst con-
cert at Steinways tonight under ~ anae direction
The San Frarcisco Minstrels have sds-splitsing
extravaganza on their bills this week, called .'Ds
bold, Bernard and Backus are a. great iavories ~
ever.
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

Ofncef Stewart OF the Eighth precinct charges
that while In the discharge OF his duty SUNDAY nlent
Frank Flynn struck him ia the mouth with MS nv.
JustAco Vox yesterday loCked Sunn up ioF Wias
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

to a commIItee majority OF whom are earnestly in
favor Of the investigation, or 10 men @ VINO are op-
cation ought TO be upon the committee implies no
imputation upon the motives oi those VINO would
opinion In the senate as to the existence OF frauds
and the necessity ior an investigation.
Mr.. CONKLING-What dllrercnce2
Mr.. rHuRNAN-The Senator from Nevada mr.
Stewar said The other day that there was no nece5.
sty for investigation at all, that this administra
tion ana ts officials were SO pure there was nothing
MIR. FRSLiSdHuysBN, rep, or N. j., asked Mr..
Thurman whether the parliamentary rule was
not that Senators VINO voted Tor the measure should
be upon the commiteef
Mr.. THuRMAN--You cannot evade the rule Dy
resolution. There 10 rule that the Senator who
moves for an inquiry Is 10 be placed at the head OF
,ne ne Senasor fom nH limos umSu 10, put
at the mead OF this committee.
Mr.. BuoKINGHAM, Tep.l OF Conn-The Senator
publicly but privately, to be either CHAIRMAN OF The
committee or on the committee
Mr.. TKUABulL-The only conversation eve ever aa mao
with the Senator from ConnecticuI After tne
senate voted down the propos!ion 70 raise com,
proposed simply to raise committee and give u no
powers except such as the Senate should alter
could not consent to serve upon Q committee
raised In that WAY.
The morning hour here expired and on motion o. o,
by O vote Of Il yeas 10 ~ nays.
Mr. THURMAN resumed Another parliamentary
usage, he said, had been violated In this case. II
was usual 70 permit the minority TO select their OWL
representatives upon committee; but this com
mitteo had been cooked up IN republican caucus
| and the name OF the one democrat who was 70 Dt
allowed on the committee was selected without con
sulilng the minority. Further, II was remarkable
that there was only one democrat TO De put upon
committee which was TO enter into an investigation
| as broad as the Union. the democratic senators
| were we'll satisnod with the selection made; bu
| their complaint was that the majority had under
taken 70 select for them ~ ~, au0 AoQ thes on
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

the Pacific Company At s12ooo.ooo. The hin was
referred 10 the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
s. Tho National Banks.
The Comptroller OF Currency has called upon the
national banks for reports Of their condition at the
close Of business on the 10th inst. rM
The New York herald., 1871-12-19

lands who are endeav0ring to establish republican
institutions, and It was unanimously adopted as
buncombe. Mr.. Kellogg Of Connecticut, startled the
seusibiltues Of the old liners by Offering a reso-
tuition calling for the House 10 instruc. the
Committee on Ways and Means TO report o
bill early in January abolishng all taxes including
the income tax, which was modned TO include only
the income tax. Mr.. Dawes asked that this be re-
ferred 10 committee for action, which Mr.. Kellogg
refused TO DO, and moved for o suspension OF the
rules that It might be passed. general buzz an.
nounced the interest OF once excited whenever the
delicate subject Of taxes or internal revenue ID
mentioned. motion to adjourn was carried pend
ing the passage OF Mr.. Kellogg's resolution which
goes over to another day.
ConIkiins's Court House Muddle.
Senator Conkling has bill before the Senate
which provides In the preamble for costly govern
ment building at Utca his place OF residence. and
in the body OF the act directs the building to be
erected at Albany. The committee 10 whom the
bill has been referred are pushed, not Knowing at
which Of the two points the disbursement Of the
$780, Will do the Senator the most service the
expiration Of his term In 1879
Civil Service Commission.
The Civil Service Commissioners having com.
plesed their report made call upon the President
to-day for the purpose OF submitting IL Some time
was passed In pleasant conversation. The report 10
now In the hands OF the printers.
New Atlantic and Pacinc Cables Proposed.
The bill introduced BY Representative Poland TO-
day Incorporates John r. miller, William @. Fargo,
Paul spoford. Perry Mcdonald, Collins and others
Commissioners on the part Of the United
statss to open subscription books for two ocean
,elegraphs-one from the western coast OF the
United states to China and Japan and the other
from the Atlantic coast TO Europe, by way OF the
Bermudas and the Azores, or BY any other way. "a
may be approved by the President The stock Of
~ Atlantic Company y nxsd ~ sooo and
The New York herald., 1871-12-19


Mr. SUMNER-Then 1t comes to this-the senator
from Connecticut (Mr. Buckingham), before taking
the place Of chairman, soohed his parliamentary
conscience by aseertaining that the senator from
Illinois (Mr. Trumbull) would not accept the place,
but his conscience did not require hun TO as certain
whether Mr. Schurz or Mr. Patterson or any other
senator who had been pressing TINS inquiry would
Mr.. HAMLIN, rep.) OF Me-. argued that the constl-
tunon OF she committee was IN accordance with
parliamentary law, ana euiogized The admnistra-
ton.
Mr. PATTERSON, rep.) OF N. H., protested that he
would not have accepted the chairmanship OF the
committee. as he hau had enough OF that kind OF
work. He was perfectly satlsnea with the organi.
zauon OF the committee, and he was confident that
II they had sufficient power gwen them they could
not, being honest men, come 70 any conclusion DIFF
Retrenchment There was no doubt OF the exist
ence OF these abuses bat they were the result not
It's attendant circumstances, aud they would inevl-
Jably have appeared under any administration.
Mr. SoorT, Qep.) OF Pa, moved 10 ada Mr.. Cas-
sefy @e 70 & ee : commsee - IslaSa; n a, nv
tain senators that ali who supported Mr.. Trum.
bulbs proposition were trying 10 lnJure the ad-
mlnistration: He nav no saci desire, ye, ne @ mad
again, because he believed " 10 be proper and o
wise measure. He understood mat ne was not In
good standing with certain SO, OF men who as.
sumed TO control and guide the party, but II
matsered very little TO him whether he was or
not. He was responsible 70 his constituents,
| and to nobody ese Those men affected TO
be the special champions OF the PRESIDENT
but II he lMr. Logan were prestdenL and they at
tempted TO aid him IN the same way, nc w0uld think
wise 70 get RID 0f their assistance as soon ae pos
siole IL was almost Impossible 10 act an lndepon-
dent part In the senate now. These three or Tour
| men-perhaDs nve-who undertake " manage the
i party call caucus on any man who Is disposed 10
be independent aud threaten 10 read him OUT Fol
one ne would act up to ms CONVICTIONS and run the
risk OF being read out~ do not believe tsaid MI
] Loganl thaI the Nent Of The Unlts' STATED
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy REL
IBIE WATCHES DIAMONDS. RICH TAiBloHABLE JEUELRr
srERLISa SILVER sQuREs 81 Pulton Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

IMPORTANT TO INvALIDS.
Try GKASUH the most nutritious and delicate food yet In
due proved 70 be the only thing could retain
extreme Sold BY all dugg ,pd the Wholesale depot b.
CAKLE L STRONG, l53 WAterGL. corner hsiIen-ane
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

Num- " .sss ana Y q s:ais ss;:sIi.a 5Ss trss Ti.s
The following officers Presidsnt Patrick cdwe re- re-
retary Thos Boyle; Treasurer, Patrick Hoye... Lns
State Union League In Lincoln Council Chsm6er yes'et1 tp
day eI-Goy Newell presidng, adopted resolutions IN
dofsnR the nomination OF Cornelius Walsh aud exprees
na indignation tho assassination Of Major CATO IN
Phjiadephia John Gebhardt bad bis hand crushed IN
the in Sonners factory yesterday. nyesugatcn
In the case Of Elisabeth KAISER shows that she came 70
her death by gas from stove In her room Calvary
Church has contributed to 70 the Chicago
relief fund.
BLoonYnD-Mrs. Pullman has recovered conscious
meas and testhes that her husband gave her dose o.
medicine on Tuesday night She has not yet been told
OF the death Of her daughter Peter Pullman the Oldest
SON. does not hesitate say that he believes his father
was the Of his sste death, from the fact Of bis
extreme cruelty to his family.
PArERsoN-The Passaio County Sunday-Schoo Con-
yenton was held yesterday in tho Mainst. Reformed
Church. John n. Howe, Simeon 3. Dunntng, John
Bradley, Eugene o. Lnthran, James Winsley, and Pat
rick Maloney, have been arrested for robbinR MI.
Kanouse In Rver-st. part Of the stolen money was
found In their possesaion.
BooNroN.-k Republican mass meeting win be held In
the rolling mill, tomorrow night. Addresses will be
made by Benator Frelnghuysen the Hon. Cornelius
Walsh and James O. Potts,
ENGLEwooD.-Tne Democrats Of Bergen County have
nominated Cornelius Lydecker for State Senator, and
James q. Berdan for BhShk.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
PROMINENT ARRIvALA

Clarendon HotoLGov. Hoffman and Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg. - HOFFMAN House-Controller
Nichols, Albany, and ex-Mayor Fargo of Buffalo. -
Stvrteodni HotecExS Fowler Of Tennessee, g,
6tsev Hovse-0en. c. Fl. r. Coils Of Philadelphia. -.
ILkstrorle Hotei-Ex- Revenue Commissioner David A.
Wells - S. James Hotel-Recordet Pollock OF Wssn, D;
Missouri. g Metropolitan Hoiel-eepatOr Harden
bsrgh OF Kingston, n Y. Ea hfthA Asense Holet, to,
Judge Constock Of SYRACUSE Gen. Albert AyeT Cnor
Of Chicago. 60 80 81. hehslas Botet-R n Reynolds,
State Auditor Of Alabama the Hon. james scoyet 9,
Johnston Of North Carolina Edward BEETLE OF P1ade
pha Henry c. Kelsey SECRETARY Of State OF
and Viscount de Valoourt Of Paris - A6W Horse :,
Judge Black Of Pennsylvania and
English, u. g. Navy. - Bresoprt honsenFteaerick nt
Billings Of Vermont s1a Theodore Lynea OF ooSVon'
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

No REMEDY IN THE WORLD ever came into
such fully the eoDhdenee Of msnEnd 10
CHERRY PEcToRAL for the Of Coughs Colds and Con
umntan
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
lAnnsussnsaul
BURNETTs TsCoCoAINE-Theb best Hard ressing

THE GRAND DUKE AND MINISTER CATACAZY.
When Duie Alexis gees Warrington the Ruaan Min
sr Mr. CAaIy will entertain him. Mr. Catea and seeretaI
Fish dont speak M Cataea ns wearing hats
made leather wheea, Fb buy, Of KSoI the Halter a
Broadyly
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
POLICE NOTES.

POIICE NUTEB.
Ellen Collins Of No. ST Hadis6n-st., was serioualy
bsrned yesterday, By The buIsssg Of . hsresens lamp
Alfred Iago ago 81, residing in Eighth-aye:, near
Nnecond opdoeor the BrO.dwU and seyentVe Railroad
was sst fatally injured % Wednesday evening
John Crowuhead O carpenter, age 90 residing IN
R,ppe Brooilyp, D. kled, yesterday BY hng fon INC
sesnshp Alliance tbe Dry DOel sl the foot Of Piket
In the United States Eastern District Courts, suits
beruu for the condemnation Of the
property Tie rads the Fh Ward Illicit whisky stills
Launder & Krolletts kndlng- wood factory, NO.
morning the adjoining hans dwelling Of Jacob Weber slo In
saIed.
Patrick McManus, o laborer residing at No. 30
vhs moving grain In Bbes ulrhUus the
feet Of Pse day fell into the sDOa. Of tho grain elevator and
saeoeaied
Henry Moss, q clerk Of Spelman & Co., No. S69
Broadway committed By Justice DoEng ye,'et tSI Hs.Ing
om he frm including Of needles worth Wv Hen No LA
Ish a No ne Bkeskefst
A fire on the fouth floor Of No. 90 Duane-st, occu;
pied e.nnsr na1a.:ery solsr Gr,nsn i.' sf5 % @
damaged 3oI Insured Damage 70 euilnG esO
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY
Dam. E,Qn Spm Midnight
Do
HIGH TIDR TODAY
Long Branch RoetA BAtI and
way, aud COneI ID, N y Baths Finishing, Ia l.
e:s 80 e,ss Ia SIS r1O
Bee hfth page)
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYEING OFFICl
LORD Broadway Twenty seoondt +9 Broome'
B,dws Mdeup garments lscs feathers gloves ae cleaned
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

For a STYLISH and ELEGANT HAT 20 direct
10 the Manufacturer EsPESscHEID, No. lls NassauSt
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
The Hardy Coal Company.

The REPUBLICAN office is under obli-
cations to the Hardy Coal Co. for load
of their excellent coal, which they are
offering to the citizens of our town and
county at very reaso nable rates. This
Company was formed some time in the
summer, and is opening out an excellent
bank about a mile from the railroad
some two and half miles below town.
They mean business, and are putting on
strong force to run it to the fullest ex-
tent. We can speak freely as to the
good quality of the coal. We believe
they intend shipping heavily to differ
ent points along this and other routes.
The company is also endeavoring to
start furnace, which we really hope
they will succeed in doing, as nothing
" ould tend to enchance the value Of
property, and enliven business more
than such an enterprise. Mr.. Spearman
who is one of the Company is an old
hand at the business, and what he takes
hold of, has to go. Give steady and per-
manent employment to men and they
settle down as citizens and become a
help to the town. We hope then to hear
soon that this matter has been decided
n,and. that will furnace be established.
But furnace or no furnace, buy your coal
from the Hardy Coal Company.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
Hand-Shaking.

How did people get in the habit of
shaking hands? The answer is not far
to seek. In early and barbarous times,
when every savage and semi-savage was
his own law-giver, judge, soldier, and
policeman, and had to watch over his
own safety, in default of all other pro-
lection, two friends and acquaintances,
or two strangers desiring to be friends
or acquaintances, when they CHANGED to
meet, offered each other the right hand
the hand alike of offence and defence,
the hand that wields the sword, the
dagger, the club, the tomahawk, OF
other weapon of war. Each did this to
show that the hand was empty, and
neither war nor treachery was intended.
A man cannot well stab another when
he is in the act OF shaking hands with
him, unless he be double-dyed traitor
and vIllain,and strives to give him cow
ardly blow with the left while giving the
right, and pretending to be on good
terms with his victim.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
A Cure for Cancer.

Mr.. ]. B. Williams, Health Officer of
Allegheny, gentleman well known in
the community, sends the following for
publication, hoping to relieve some of
the many persons afflicted with cancer /:
:" In 1868 cancer appeared on my left
hand. After much suffering and the
failure of all other remedies, l had it
burned with caustic. In 1864 it devel-
oped in my right arm, being more pain
full than before. 1 again applied caus-
tic, and suffered terribly in the opera
ton. 1t remained checked for a while,
but again broke out in my right hand.
Last spring it grew very fast, the hand
becoming so helpless that had to carry
it in sling. 1 feared my hand would
have to be amputated. Having heard
that several persons had been cured by
drinking wild tea and poulticing with
the tea grounds, began using wild tea
in earnest. l drank nothing else at my
meals, and in four weeks my hand was
as well as ever. l know two persons in
Pittsburgh who have been cured of can
Ger within the past few months by
drinking wild tea. Wild tea grows in
most of the States, and is well known.
This remedy should have the widest
publicity. y."-Pittsburgh Commercial.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
Obedience to Children.

1t is unspeakable what blessing it is
to child, what saving of unhappi-
ness and wickedness in after life, to be
early taught absolute obedience; there
m ust be no hesitating or asking why,
but what mother says must at once be
done. The young twig bends easily,
but remember that, in after years, it
grows hard, and you will break before
you can bend it. A little steadiness at
first will save you many years sorrow.
While you insist upon obedience, how
ever, you must take care that you do not
provoke child, and tempt it to disobe-
dience, by unreasonable and foolish
commands. 80 Provoke not your chill
dren to WRATH" and when it is neces-
sary to punish them, see thatit never be
done violently and in a passion, but as
a duty.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-12-21
Exercise.

The amount of daily exercise neces-
sary for health depends upon the kind
of exercise, and varies considerably
with different persons and with the same
person at different times. A safe rule
to go by is to exercise until slightly
fatigued. 1t should not be continued
so long that half an hour of perfect
rest will not entirely remove all feeling
Of fatigue.
Special exercise for retaining or re-
gaining health should not, as general
rule, be taken less then two or three
hours after a meal, except it may be
some slight exercise, as moderate walk
ing, riding, etc. A person should al
ways be thoroughly rested after exer-
else before eating. Perhaps the very
best time of day for taking exercise is
from 10 to l2o'clock in the forenoon, al
though the time may be varied to suit
the persons convenience-always OBJ
serving the above rules.