Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

General D., Cissey he's gained bis libel sui
against soma Paris pcpoIs for abusive Put!io'-
lions.
Elrl GracSie, tho British Foreign Sore
tary, inside speech last Saturday en- tho ter
eign policy of tbs government.
Rev. Mr.. Eurasbt has been pus 10 the coua
ty Jail at Warwick, England. for contempt IL
c1n.inuing bis rl!ualist:c practices, cesnlte Tx
orders Ct ccurs suspen3irg him from oti'c.
A peaceful entry has been made ia!o Dulcig'
no by the Mou,ereerius, sEd the city aad
district are report d to bo q1Iet. SIuCe the
surrender of the city there is general revolt Ii
Albania against tho Turks.
HanIan has arrived at New Castle and is,ued
challenge to Lryocck. offsting to row lin for
G400 aside, Hanlan to oh0oss tao course, ard
mstoh TO be N ado Ga Monday. Otherwise
Hanlan will sail on December 2.
The Duke CT Medina. brother 10 Law Of Dou
C,rlcR, was ordered to shorten bis stay iE
Spain because be received visits of prominent
ultramcntanes. He did not comply, whereupon
he vas ordered to leave tho country forthwith.
The Cabinet Council @. Windsor Saturday
decided to call Parliament together Oh January
6. EGG i,h statesman are explsioiog the ODD
dtion of the coustry end the position CT The
ministry 10 addresses 10 their constituents.
At q land meeting OF Sligo yesterday two
bottles of powder were found uuder tho speak.
efs' stand. apd,itwss evidont that sn attempt
WIS to Be- mado. to blo# it up. Eight hundred
British soldiers have been sent to lrelald,
amongst whom there sre very few if any, Irish
men.
A dispatch from Tehsran says Shoik Abdul
lab is reported to be negotiating with the prlc-
cipal Kurds to form coalition against Persia
in the spring. Ii Persiais unable to subduo the
kurds, Russia, it is stated, considering tho
vicinity of her own frontier, would doubtless
feel bound to aid Persia.
how TO KEEP WARM.-With the conir g
wintry weather BIS appeared widespread and
laudatls desire 90 the part of the public 10 keep
warm. Some of tho means employed, sufficient
clothing beiog among them, arc emiaen,ly
practical. bus others equally important sfs
greatly neglected.. All tho warmth that can be
enjoyed GU: Of doors is that which, created
within the human system. has been prevented
By appropriate clothing from getting away; so
its:spds to reason that the pei S ~ who does net
eat enough, or subssis on improper food, is
bound to suffer from cold. co matter how mspy
coats he wears. Tho business mar, whose mid
day meal consists Of sandwich or piece of pie,
eaten standing, Is sure to 70 home cold to his
evening dinner, unless no has eorsged his
empty stomach by pouring alcoholic stimulauts
into it No one csu be comfortably warm unless
he eats enough to mako the requisite quantity
of blood. Ceanlinsss also is necessary to persons
who do not want to suffer from cold. Unless the
tkin and ell other outlets of physical waste are
iu proper condition great deal of bodily hea.
is tquapdsred 10 attempts to overcome the
results Of careless habits. People whose sitting
rooms or Offices are never ventilated are sure to
feel chilly. even if the mercury 10 their rooms
stands ct eighty deersep. In en- untainted al
mosphere ton degrees cooler the same people
would not complain ct cold otis running down
their b;cks. Finally, exercise is absolutely
necessary. No clothing, open frs or hot air
devices cau save any enc from discomfort 10
winner ualess exercise is frequent and earnest
enough 10 make heavy clothinq discomforting
for few minutes-Ne,o York Herald.