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An une K eutionabie Alternative and certain CC.
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TESTIMONIAL
II have never seen or tried such simple. eE.
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fffes III EfdfneT. -. Louis. Mo
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Food for the Great.


A writer in Belgravia says "Great
men are great eaters would probably
be the first exclamation of one who was
given to Over-hasty generalization.
There would, indeed, be many examples
to support such a rule. Charles v, for
instance, was an enormous eater. We
are told that he breakfast ed at five on a
fowl seethed In milk and dressed with
sugar and spices. After this he went to
sleep again. He dinned at twelve, par
taking always of twenty dishes. He
supped twice at first soon after YES
pers, and the second time at midnight
or one o'clock, which meal was, perhaps,
the most solid of the four. After meat
he ate a great quantity of pastry and
sweetmeats, and he irrigated every re-
past by vast draughts of beer aud wine.
His stomach, originally wonderful one,
succumbed after forty years of such
labors (Motley, Rise of the Dutch
Republic'O. After all, Charles died at
an age-ahout fifty-eight-st which we
are accustomed, In these days, to con.
slider a statesman as still in the prime of
life. The love of pastry appears to
have been hereditary In the house of
Hapsburg. Philip II the same histo-
rian tells us, "looked habitually on the
ground when he conversed, was chary
of speech, embarrassed, and even suf-
fering in manner. This was ascribed
partly TO habitual pains in
the stomach, occasioned by his inordi-
nate fondness for pastry" Philip or
dering an auto dG fe alter a meal of
gooseberry tart, which had disagree
with him, is a subject for an his
torical picture. Frederick the Great is
another illustration of the rule. Though
he could dine on cup of chocolate in
wartime, he loved good eating and
drinking, and undoubtedly FASTENED his
death by refusing to conform in any
way to proper rules of diet. 1.-The
king" wrote Mirabeau, who was in
Berlin at the time, "eats every day of
ten or twelve dishes at dinner, each
very highly seasoned; besides, at
breakfast and supper, bread and butter
covered with sailed tongue and pepper.
We are at the last scene" No wonder.
A short time before a gentleman dined
with Frederick, when an eel-pie was
brought to table which he declared was
so hot '@that it looked as if it had been
baked in hell" The king was ims
moderately fond of those eel-pies, pep
pered to excess. But, about six weeks
before his death, we have the record OF
breakfast such as a sick man has
rarely eaten. Our authority is again
Mirabeau. ''On the 4th of July, when
the doctor (the celebrated Zimmerman
from Hanover) saw the king in the
afternoon, all had again changed for
the worse. He had applied himself to
public business from half-past three IN
the morning till seven. He then ate for
his breakfast plate of sweetmeats,
composed of sugar, white of eggs. and
sour cream f.; then Strawberries, cherries,
and cold meat" Frederick's illness
was dropsy. He died on the 18th of
August, 1856. Every schoolboy will
remember the parallel of the English
king who died of eating too many
lampreys. King John, too, is said to
have died of a surfeit of peaches and
new ale. The verdict of modern epicures
will probably be, ''Serve him right.
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TIE RULE OF KINDNESS

must be continued, but the occasional
use of the whip is a necessity, although
it must be used eparingly and judicious-
ly. Mr.. Bartholomew horses show no
marks of the lash. There is a great deal
in the proper useo of the whip. The trainer
must know just when and where and how
to touch his animals with this reminder
and persuader, and must never apply it
in anger or with violence, or he will be
likely to lose all the ground he has
gained by long course of patience and
kindness.
The great desideratum in horse edu-
cation is to get the animal to understand
the meaning and purpose of his trainer.
To accomplish this object it is neces-
sary, II not to change the nature of the
horse, to instill into his nd-Barthol-
Omew, again-new ideas and aspirations.
This is a work that requires almost
bOundless pains and patience. The
trainer must persevere in talking to
them, In explaining his meaning by
motions, pushes and signs, and in iu-
diciously worrying them with the whip,
until they catch his idea. When they
once begin to understand what is ex-
pected of them, it is astonishing how
rapidly they viii learn. The express
sion of their faces shows that they are
studying, that they believe that some
thing ID wanted of them, and are anx-
iOus to understand clearly what it is.
When they reach this stage, their edu-
cation will be limited only by the ability
and perseverance of their trainer. Mr..
Bartholomew animals are so perfectly
trained, exhibiting such remarkable
dociity and such amazing intelligence,
answering to their names, obeYing the
word of command, and apparently in
huenced in all their actions by intellect
hardly below that of the average human
being, that the curiosity of the specta-
tor is naturally excited to learn by what
method these astonishing results have
been produced. His curiosity is fur.
Their stimulated by the fact that these
animals we're originally wild, having 1 o
experience of service with man or edu-
cation under him, and no traditions of
service and education, except such as
must have been very remote.
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Charles Dickens said that any man
who would eat tripe was only one eg
below an heather, and now let some
body climb on 10 that statement.
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When you see sofa and two length,
OF stove-pipe on a front stoop, and q child
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER

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IT is rumored in the city, and through
out the STATE, thatCapt. George T. ANTHONY
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PRIVATE DISEASES !!
SPERMATORRHGA.

NNE word TO and in be half OF the suffering my
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FEVER AND AGUE.

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Think ynn these frlf no charm.
VIII

What marvellous change of things and men?
She, a world-wandering orphan then,
80 mighty now, Those are her streams
That whirl the myriad, myriad wheels
OF all that does and all that dreams.
Of all that thinks and all that feels
Through spaces stretched from sea to sea:
By idle tongues and busy brains,
Ry who doth right and who refrains,
Hers are our losses and our gains.
Our maker and our victim she.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-03
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.

Inflammation OF the Kidneys, Inflammation Of the
Bladder, lDfismms tion of the buweis, COngrs-
tiop otthe Lungs, FORE Threat, difficult
Breathing, Palpitation OF the Heart
Mysteries, Group. DiPtheria. Ia
tSrrh. Influenza, HeadAehe,
Toothache, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Cold Chilis,
Ague Chiiis-
the application Of the Ready Relief to the part
~ parts wDere the pain difficulty exists Ill al
sord and comfort.
Twenty drops in half tum bier OF water III in
fes minutes cure Cramps, >praius. sour Sto,uscn
heAi tburn, sick Headache, DlxIrhea, Dysentery,
Collie, Wlni in the kowels and ali Internal Pains.
Travellers should Away carry q hottie OF RAD
WAYS 10y R-LitF with them. A lev
drops in water will raSsnt sickness pains from
change OF wafer. IL Is better than tr nrh Br. ndy
but Il a stimul nui