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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-14

THE MarkefS.

HALT1MQRE, June l4-yirginia skies, Old, 3ok;
do: deferred. g.; do oonsolidAted, 57h; do second
sSSrless S94; do; past due coupons, 7S. NORTH
CaionnA SKIES old. 26: do. new. IS; do speciaI
SH, SaS,, oio today. Sugar . ahAde frmer-A soft,
BALTIMORE. June 14-Cotton weak And nom.
.na-middape. 12Aal3. Flour dull and easier. but
not qnotably lower. Wheat. southern light receipts
sna market firm; weete n firm for spot and near
dlsatzl; no Pennsyfvania red frmer, L20: No.
western winter red, spot. l6H; June li5k July,
I12alA August, Los; septenber OSxa .OSx
CORP, eouthern cuL and no stock; western eteady@
southern white. 6la52 do. yellow, l5a45X: western
mixed spot, June end July, A3k; August, lllsalxk
september, 4bH. Oats quiet and nominal. Rye duii
ana UNCHANGED. Hay partly steady. Provisions
D. a nfm and nominstly unchanged Butter dul,
ana easy-choice western. l0AlS. E8es active and
nrm, 14Ea1o. Petroleum weak and lower-crude, g.;
refined, 7k; Coffee firm and ,quiet-Rio csrgoes,
rre shts to LtyerRoool per steamer quiet and nom
x 1s2 sS 900; o.ts zee; ; rye. 400
NEW YORK, june II -Stocks quiet and firm
Money. Ss1; Exchanse. long. ls7k; short, Is9h
NEW YORK. June l4-Flour quiet Wheat dull
Corn quiet.
NEw YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York today 1t Z p. m.s - reported by Lewis Jonn-
%. g 6 Per centA. l02s(. do AZ per esnts., l05zf;
trail, II; Lake Shore, 76x; Northwest. e7S; do.
preferred. 97H; 3. Ialand. 1921 % Paul SIS do.
preferred, 02H; Wabash. 06x; y. and Texas, l2h;
". o. TELEGRAPH. il1X; Pacific Mai. 15K
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Under Sentence Of Death.

JAMES fAfTON AND LOUISA WALLACE,
Yesterday Gen. Crocker, warden OF the tafI.
received from the clerk OF the court the writs
Of execution In the cases OF James Peyton,
convicted OF the murder OF Lewis Day, ana
Louisa Wallace, for the murder Of her infant
child, both OF whom are under sentence OF
death for Friday next. Peyton has, up to
few days ago, been hopeful OF obtaining re-
preve at least. but now seems somewhat de.
Jected. and when not engaged in conversation
with his wife Is generally reading religious
works. endeayor1ng to make his Preparations
Tor the event. Louisa wallace, IL is understood
az the jail, Will have her sentence commuted to
imprisonment In the penftentiary, In compliance
with the recommendation In her case, but there
Is some question as TO whether the President
can commute for q term OF years, and on that
question the case Is yet hanging, 1t is said.
BUILDING A NEW GALLows.
The old scaffold which was In use some years
since having entirely rotted, new one Is being
constructed, and is most substantial and VIII
last for years. 1t viii stand with cross beam
OF by timber, 21 feet from the ground, the
supports OF the beam as well as the corner posts
being by 6, and the platform win be IL feet
from the ground OF 2fnch stuff, and at the height
OF feet from the floor there viii be railing
around it. The drop In the center WIN be Az
by feet, and this viii be worked as In the old
scaf1old by trigger TO which is attached a
rope running through box to the inside of the
structure where 1t win be pulled by an unseen
hand. IL has not been definitely settled yet as
10 where the execution VIII take place, but II Is
thought 1t will be in the northeast area OF the
building.
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INDEX TO THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE sTAF

ADVERTISING BUREAU-3d page.
AMUsEMENTS-lst rage.
AUCTION SALEs-5th page.
EANKERs-3d page
IOARDlNG-4th page.
tOoKs, &C.-4th pare.
BOOTS AND eHoEs-5th Page.
BUSINESS CHANCES-4sh page.
BESst MS CAPCINE PLAsTERs-7th page.
GITY lTENS-Sth page.
CLoTHING-1tt. 4tn aud Sth pages.
COAL AND WOOD-7th page.
COUNTRY BoAED-.th page,
CUTICURA-Sth page.
DEATHs-5fh rage
DRY GOoDs-Sd page.
BDUCATIoN-4th pare
FAMILY SUPPLIES-Sth page
FOR RENT AND SALE-4th page,
Tor SALE (Miscelaneous)-4th page.
GENILEMEN's GonDS-3d page.
GEoRGETowN ADvERTIsEMENTs-Sth page.
HOUsEFURNIsHINGs-6th page.
LADIES GOoDS-Sih page
LOST AND kOUND-4tn page.
LUMBER-sth p-ge
MEDICAL, &C--6th page.
PERSONAL I-Nh page.
lROFESSIOSAJ-4th page.
fIANOS AND ORGANs-7th pare.
J ICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &C-Sth page.
BROPOSALS-6th page.
RAILROADS-5th Page.
RI LIGIoUS NSTICES-1st page.
SAPANULI-1st pege
SPECIAL N0TICEs-1st page
STEAMERS. &c 9Th psge
SUMMER REsoRTs-4th page
The TRADES-6th pare.
TNDERTAkERS, &C.-5th page.
WASTs-4th page.
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BUILDING A NEW GALLows

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsrArE-J. " N.
Huyck, real estate agent, has recently sold the
following real estate: For Charles c. Glover,
ESQ., house No. l0l6 18th street NV. TO Lieut. X.
u hitchcock, U. s. n, for q, $50 cash. for heirs
on K street, between 18th and nth streets, 10
Hon. James b. Edmunds for $500; for Thoe. j.
MattfDgiy, ESQ.,, part OF lot S, square 173, TO Mr.
lotte A. Weed. all OF square south OF square No.
1885, lot No. Z, square 945, and lots and g. square
ILL.,. to Mrs. Jessie ID. Broadhead for Sl4,625
cash.
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NOVEL C0AMRNCKNxNT-Thec chfldcan oe
Miss b. c. Graves kinderparten cIosed fhesr q VI
ercises &c Marshall Hau ana on board fhe ~ "a
noTcossn ors an YESTERDAY The games songs recits.
were quite treat to the passenpers Nj s.nI s1o
OF the institution who accompenied tSem'
among whom was Mr.. w. W. Corcorsn Whr5
expressed himself highly pleased ""o
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RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE IN SERvIA-A des.
patch from Belgrade reports that the Russo
troops, have taken fOrc1bIe possession of the
frontier districts claimed by Servia, driving out
the Servian officials. Tho population are angry
and discontented In consequence OF the acion OF
the Russians VI
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THE STOLEN ODD FELLOWS HALL PLANS RE-
TURHED.-ln the case OF the United States agt
and drawings from Samuel H. Turner, architect,
said plans being those belongfngfng TO the Odd
Fellows Hall, nayy-yard, warrant charging
petit larceny was brought into court this morn
Ing, and after Harris was arraigned Mr. Turner
testified to missing the papers aud TO recover.
ing them. Witness had promised not to prose-
cute II they would return, as he (wftness) was
satisfied that others were at the bottom OF the
theft. The couIt dismissed the case
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A KEEPER CHARGED WITH CONvICT's DEATH
Keeper Michael Adams, OF Blackwell's Island
charged with having inflicted the injuries on
ChriSty Snyder convict, which resulted In his
death last week. Adams claimed that the story
told by number OF convicts, who appeared as
witnesses, was manufactured one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-14

A TRoTTER BURNED.-John Clark,s Friend
ship stables, at Pittsburg, Pa, were burned
Thursday night, All OF the fine trotters ston
ping there were rescued safely, except Davle,
owned oy Mr; clark. Davie ran back to his
STALL and was burned to death. He had record
.
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THE WORLDS FAIR OF 1sss.-Dr. E. p. How
land and Prof. Wm Saunders are appointed
delegates TO represent the Potomac Fruit grow
United States Board of Trade, held In New
York city June Is. DIR. E. p. Rowland and Ma
than FL. PieI son are also appointed to represent
the WOodlawn AGRICULTURAL Club. The main
business OF the convention win be the worlds
fair of 1883
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-14

Tne nrSt SIX parts OF the present volume Of
The Aldine, received from the Aldine Publish
ing Co., show that it has been found possible
to improve even upon the apparent perfection
and wood engraving. The art notices and
criticisms are admirable, serving to supply an
intelligent description OF the Illustrations and
tedious, technical pedantly. It Is Satisfactory
to notice that while the Aldine is cosmopolitan,
illustrating art all over the world with the sue
large space to spirited representations Of Ameri-
can natural scenery, calculated to show its
claims to equality With the finest and grandest
Developments Of nature In any other part Of
the world. The Aldine volumes are so superbly
creditable to American art and all art, that they
should have place in every house Of taste and
From the publisher, Francis B. Mohun, WASH
ipgton, We have:
A History OF the War Department OF the
United States, with Biographical Sketches of
the Secretaries; by L. D: Ingersoll, author OF
"Ihe Life and Times Of Horace Greeley" etc.
naidiy nave been deemed possible that the ma
tef1al 1Or SO interesting as well as useful a
Volume could have been evolved from the dusty
archives OF the War Department Now that it
Is written 1t is easy to see how Indispensable
such work is in the line of American history:
ana rich possibilities are suggested OF like fasc-
Navy and other Departments OF the Govern.
ment; suppostng that like Industrious and
capaDle historian can be found. The book SUM-
plies, In addition to the history nroner tfe
lives OF the thirty seven War Secretaries COM
mencing with General Benjamin Lincoln and
Butler (Of New York;, Gen. Scott, Gen. Grant
and Gen. Sherman. The mechanical execution
of the work is highly creditable to the WASH
fngtOn publisher, Mr.. Mohun.
From j. Shillington we have:
First Blows OF the Civil War; the Ten Years
Of Preliminary Conflict in the United States
n pv &
$. Minister to the Netherlands. Published 6y
the American News Co. This contemporaneous
exposition does not undertake to give an ex
hauStfve history OF the subjects with which If
deals, but presents serviceable compilation of
historic materials, including large humber of
letters, now first published, from the leading
public men of the DeriOd
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REAL ESTATE SALES. - Messrs. Duncanson
Bros, auctioneers sold YESTERDAY. for PeTe
Fegan, trustee, lot IL, In square $50 fronting 3
feet on 1th street southwest, and running back
12Q feet, improved by two-story brick dveil-
ing and small frame on the rear. In nennSs,
Murphy for S, 100; also, adjoining lot or IS FEET
6inches front. and similarly Improved. to ycS
O'Donnell for 81 ,9l6. :" ""s.
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GRAY MUST DON THE STRIPES.-The motion
made In New York yesterday to admit GRAY.
the notorious forger, to bail was denied by
Judge Lawrence. Gray was sentenced some
tlme ago 10 ten years imprisonment but OBJ
ta1ned stay Of execution on legal TECHNICAL.
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THE WORTHLESS CURs In Montgomery CO.
Md, are ravaging the flocks of Sheep MRS
Samuel Wilson had fifteen killed In one night.
and ten others We're missing, having been
scared away. Mr.. Ramsburg, occupying an
adjoining farm, lost eight sheep I'm one night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-14

LONDON, June 1.-THE old Arctic exploring
ship Resolute, which formed part OF Capt. Aus
in $780, is about to be broken up at the Chatham
dockyard. Ornaments and handsome pieces
furniture are to be made from the best t1mbers,
which @ the admiralty intend to present to the
the occasion when the Resolute was found by
American whalers abandoned In the ice and
the government OF the United States had her
repaired and ref1tted and presented her to the
British government.
Parliamentary Report ON the Elec.
trfc Light.
The parliamentary committees report on
electric lighting says suf1cient progress has
trlcity has an important future for Illuminating; @
and as q source OF mechanical power the cleo
tr1c light, even In its present state OF develop
areas, whether open or closed, but is not 80 far
matured as to compete with gas for domestic
purposes. The committee therefore do not rec
o amy no DO ior the
legislative restrictions be allowed to impede its
further Development. The committee think
sumcient power already exists for applying it
power do not exist, it should be granted under
proper regulations. They consider, however
that the time is not yet ripe for allowing pri-
supply electric light, but they advise that mu.
nlcipal authorities should receive all nossihie
help Ior public lighting by electricity, and that
1aS SSIoisiluiC ouOulQ U6 Wiling 10 give all
sonable facilities for extending the use Of the
electric light where proper demand for it should
arise. They consider that for light house pur-
poses the electric light has established itself.
out they have not been able to satify them,
selves from the evidence that electric lighting
Is economical as compared with gas.
The Coming Great Boat Race.
LONDON, June A.-Belrs Life SAYS: "F L.
Playford, the distinguished amateur of the Lon
don rowing Club intends to try Edward Han
lanS style OF rowing. He has ordered q hosf m
De puilt with fiffeen-inch slide and swinging
oar locks" The Sporting Life states that the
framing OF Edward Hanlan, of Toronto and
": ": Eliot Elliot OF Blythe. for their great match on
tne Tyne on Monday, June I6, Is completed and
that both men are In splendid condition. The
Spor1Ing Lts says: Even money was taken
on 'Blower Brown yesterday in consequences of
a,ruls rumor that Powell had broken down. Powell
stopped work on Wednesday. His heel was
punctured by peg and gathered, causing great
pain, out he is now relieved and possibly may
stait. He is in tolerably good condition, but the
accldeht Is much to be regretted. The others
are IN good condition. Weston has been prac-
Icing running. Ennis looks very we'll and Will
oouDtless show tine performance. The start,
as usual, VIII De made after II O'Clock On Mon
day morning."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-14

wMa1or Thompson has been nominated by
the eth Iowa district republicans to I'LL the va
cancy In Congress caused BY the death OF Mr.
Clark,
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CONTRACT FOR THE IRON WORK FOR THE Ma
TIONAL LMUsEUM.-Proposals TO furnish, deliver,
ht, and put In place, complete, level and plumb
the wrought and cast-iron work for the roofs.
stains and ratings OF the National Museum in
accordance " ith the plans, were opened to-day.
as follows: Heuvelmaru & Co., N. Y, s73, ia 90:
Gray Moves, Washing ION, S67, ,7s7.Oo; Phoenix
Robbins Co., Baltimore, $37,6766S; C. A.
Schneider G. Sons, Washington. $50, ,S56. 80 The
contract was awarded to The last named firm,
they being the lowest bidders.
THE WARNER SILVER BHL.-SenatOr Bayard,
who at yesterdays caucus threatened to resign
his craftsmanship OF the finance committee of
the Warner silver bill, was taken from that
committee has been placated. The caucus COM
mlttee consisting OF MeSsrs. Thurman, McDon-
Senator TO reconsider his determination, and q
majority OF the finance committee will allow
the silver bill to be reported back to the Senate
without recommendation and placed upon
the calendar; With the understanding that no
actlon snail be taken upon the measure until
next session.
The Warner silver bill, in accordance with
Ihe compromise effected with Senator Bayard,
VIII De reported without recommendation to
!he senate on Monday by the finance committee,
be placed upon the calendar, and Is not to be
calleQ up until next December. Mr.. Beck or
MI. voorhees, viii make the report.
AT THE CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS,
heid yesterday Immediately after the adjourn
ment OF the Senate, it was agreed With SUBJ
Stantial unanimity that the passage OF the army
appropriation bill In its present terms should
be opposed by the republican party In the Sen
ate unless the majority consent to the addition
OF q proviso to the sixth section declaring that
IL shall not be construed to prevent the use OF
troops to execute any existing law. This de-
termination was arrived at in consequence or
doubts very generally expressed In the caucus
whether the enactment of this sectioI would
not altogether prevent the use of troops for the
enforcement Of any laws on election days in
time OF peace, 1t being held by many OF the
lawyers present that any use OF the army eX-
cept against armed enemies would necessarily
be for ''pOlice purposes" ltwas also based upon
the broad principle, to which every member
assented, that 1t is the duty of Congress to
make appropriations In accordance with exist
Ing laws. The point was also raised against
the sixth section OF this bill that 1t infringeS
upon the Presidents constitutional power as
commander -in-chief OF the army. The judicial
expenses bill was discussed very briefly, but as
1t also contains clauses in the nature OF condi-
tions precedent to the use OF the money which
II appropriates, the caucus agreed with abso.
lutte unanim1ty that its passage should likewise
De opposed unless those conditions are eltmi-
mated.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY HAWLEY returned from
Illinois TO-DAY aceOYn y,a niod w hta fopo3lv
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CURE BY ABSORPTION!
The Great External Remedy.
'SAPANULE'
A FLUID ABSORBENT.
RUBBING, OR PADSNECESSARY
No medicine ever introduced into the household Is
ws S:s ss5:sss isSsi E! ;az .'ns .a1s;
In any attack Of pain in any part Of the q.
ganiem, and from whatever cause spply "sAPA'
BhdRa6HE. kakUMAIlssMfh sfhAfNs hdk6WfNa PAINS L
ssI%eaS. vs. ssop e Slssains
CHILBLAiNS. OORNs, &C. are cured by this Lo-
All Soreness Of Muscle and Exhaustion Of Nerve
tom oeas
TIE +
TIE sssat b. tef vi"
II only ior BUKNs q soALRs every household
with maeical quickness
In all accidents Of every kind and nature to which
the living organism ID liable.
"sAPANULE"
is the marvel Of virtue that ceanses and heals q.
once.
II is the moet powerful assistant to nature ever
ofe, ed to the public and every family should have
Dottie Tor VIII save LIE Satlsfacton suaraaseeo'
Pint and Quart Bottles, SOC. and SLOO.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Prop's,
! my31. 237 Broadway. NY.
JOCKEY CLUB WHISKY.
THE CREAM OF RYE wH1sKIEs
| OLD AND PURE
| RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS
/ For sale by WM. A. OFFUTT BRO,
Jew Georsetown. D. Q:
| DR M1LER's NEURALGIA or NERVE ACHE
!ea bas ne 1ess soa Ias%Psdy Ps iT0wn
&s GROMMWEIL. WE Wholesale Agents. No $50 Penn.
MY CUSTOMERS EMBRACE NOT ONLY THE
M s 6edt and most hut tba people OF this
! Since 1851 have repaired 1000 Watches intS1
Warrington
| =. JENSEN,
| 91S Pennsylvania avenue.
/ my28 Dempeeys Stationery Store.
| THE CELEBRATED Q. Q. BUTTER,
/ Il MADE
| DIR. g. A. QUINBY,
/ OF Oak Hill Farm, LOudon County, Va,
| Made from pure Aderny and Jersey cattle, can
J. O. PEARSON SONS,
myS01m' In ali the Msriets.
| EXANINE OUR NEW
| E $500 SEWING NAOHINK0.
| Warranted for 6ye years.
At OpPENHRINER'6.
| 610 0SA street, cor. NV.
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No ADJOURNMENT YET AwHrLE.-It Is now
clear that it Will be out of the question to ad-
1ourn Congress on Tuesday next, and it is quite
probable that the tlnal adjournment cannot be
reached by the end OF next week. To-day the
legislative bill, which passed the Senate yester-
day, was received In the House. The fact tina
tee moved its reference to the appropriation
committee instead OF moving to concur in the
Senate amendment, means that the committee
Will disagree to some OF the amendments and
that the bill Will eventually have to go to q
conference committee. It will be Tuesday OF
"Wednesday next, probably, before the bill
reaches the President. The Senate will not get
next, and the army bill Will hardly be passed In
the Senate at all next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-14

ASSISTANT SECRETARY HAwLBY returned from
Illinois to-day, accompanied by his family.
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THE EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
nue., 1917, ,306.6s; customs. s31s, Ills
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EHEE AND EASY.

THEE AND EASY.
"'CAFE PUCK" INTERNATIONAL BEER
VAULTS n Cor 7th and q sts NV.
The Sleepy Corner Wide Awake. Concert Every
EyeIiDg. = he best Beers on draught from wood,
through wooden spigots, right from the vaults
IT. L. EISINGER, Prop.
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THE SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEE will meet
on Monday. 1t is expected that Commissioner
DENT Will be confirmed this afternoon should
there be an executive session.
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The assemblage wended their way to the par
OF the cemetery where the Confederate dead lay
buried. Their graves are known by the FAC
that there is painted board at the head o
graves OF the Federal dead each have q white
marble headstone. The grave OF each WAS
sirewn with flowers, as also those of the Fed
eral soldiers Ia the same pam OF the cemetery.
and Is Confederate officers here; but during the
past ten years the remains OF III soldiers and
Officers have been exhumed by their friends
and taken TO other cemeteries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-14

GEN. RACM, commissioner of internal revenr e,
who has been on somewhat extended visit 10
Illinois, returned to the city this morning MIS-
tin. - =
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eP NATURAL MINERAL WATERS
a fresh supply Of BETHESDA, BEDFORD Ind
GEYSER WATERS just received from the springs,
aEd for sale on drau8ht, ut
MILBURN'H PHARMACY.
my16h 1879 PENNSYLVANIA AvMU1
~ STRAW MATING, OHILDRkNs CAR.
yS RIAGE6. Mosquito Canopies, and Window
Screens at wholesale and retail, ut the Furniture,
Osrref, and Upholstery Establishment OF W. B.
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THE WHEAT CR0P.-Winter Wheat-The June
returns to the department OF Agriculture show
that the average condition of winter wheat at
9O,against 9s last year. Spring wheat THE aver
age sown this spring Is about per cent increase
over last spring.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

The New Bedford Mercury asked the
other day: "What ladies should make
the best pedestrians and answered its
question; "Step-mothors of course. In
this connection we might go a stcp-father
and say a miss is good as mile" Well,
that depends on the miss. We have
known some who were better mile of.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20
4Ae lItAlIzng Effects Of Exposure to
Sunshine

----------------
si '+-, = - f'''f''' :
y ae4 Alexander visited Uo-cue~ at
tuauth. hc loUnd the famous cYnic Tran
4WHt tmG u the SUN. The WARRIOR ai-
tt.il aNutcI the philosopher, and asked
"A he cuulj Go Him alN StN lce.
SONY >,au&d iittieout ol Iuy Sunshine. "
replied Ilo-eucs DtoLcucs was then
SEVENTY NeM~ old. and his Sunshine may
aate hetA The cause of his long litc "
luN r1It, the Wise men Of this generation
.trc iae. coming ~ regard sunlight Il, j
remarkable curatye agent I late writer
IN The >Jn'tauaa discusses the supcct as
follows
nr. NDslUU IL his Successive ,0lumr
a1 "Li-ht, It's Influences on Life and
licatA, tAus Summarizes the pathological
effects Of d marked deprivation ut solar
hight: III may oc enunc,ated Us an iudIS-
pu,ah'e fact thar all who live and pursue
.Ar.r calling lA situations hacking li-ht.
suffer seriously III bodily ana mental
health THIS Is observed among those
confined ID IalA mines ana co.ierIeS.
holds I'll ships, factories. prisons. narrow
streets. 4arrets. or cellars The total eN-
c.us,o4 vt the suns beams induces an i'm
poTer-Shtd state Of the blood muscular
debility. dropSical ttluSion. soltenm- of
,he bones nervous eNe.tabiHty, Irritable
~ OF the heart, loss OF appetite. consump-
ZION, ply de'ornJy ~tunted growth
mental impairment. premature old aye. "
IiE INVESTIGATIONS carefully made us to
rhe heulth ~ The miners III Belgium and
other European countries. it was shown
THAT IN the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF Chcmay.
Where part of the inhabitants are en-
ploled in the fields and the rest in the
tool mines. The field laboIel,, readily fur
nsl their proper quota Vt military re-
cruts, while among the miners it is rare
70 linda man WHO'S eligible torarml duty
II Is true that these morbid conditions
may i" largely ameliorated orentirely re
moved 2E iice and constant exposure to
.-At, especially II THE remedy is applied
While The sufferer is Still young.