Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-08-09


and carried to New York. being allow
ed barely time to dress himself. Delilah
had overcome Samson.
The cause of his capture was we'll
known in the army at the time; but
Washington, to save Lees reputation,
hushed the matter, and | now record it
as one of the secrets of imprinted his
tory.-Selected.
KEEP COOLrDON'T FURRY.
Keep cool; don't furry. The raging
thermometers have suddenly climbed
away up in the nineties, and just when
people were not prepared for regular
summer broiling; but the weather must
be taken as it comes, so keep cool and
don't furry.
But how to keep cool is the problem
with most people. They can't retire to
ice houses they must eat; they must
sleep, and the oppressive and unseason-
able heat follows them to table, to
couch, and pretty much every place else.
The hot wave is upon us and it cannot
be lodged, but there are many degrees
Of discomfort, and those who furry
around in hot weather beg and borrow
all the trouble possible from hot spells.
Whatever you do don't furry.
If you 60 to market; to your place
of business to visit neighbor, to any
where indeed. go calmly. quietly. with
fan or sun umbrella In hand. or both.
Walk leisurely. talk temperately fan
freely and rest all you can. Excite
ment of all kinds helps the heat to in
fame the blood, to fill your garments
with prespration, and the more you
complain about it, the more the heat
will oppress and the more the sweat
will furry.
Live temperately, eat moderately with
regularity, and only of simple and
wholesome food Meats are fuel to the
fame IN hot weather, and they are bet
ter on the ice than in the stomach. when
the heat is too great to eat or sleep with
comfort. Drink temperately. Every
glass of whiskey, wine or beer sends the
temperature of the system up few de-
grees' and those who drink iced liquors
to keep cool are sure to get hotter and
hotter, physically and mentally, until
they lose patience, and make themselves
hotter still. Don't furry.
One of the commonest abuses in hot
weather is in drinking. Many rush to
cold beer and to wine, and they pay
dearly for their folly but others drink
immoderately of ice-cold water. Small
particles of ice swallowed several times
when the heat is oppressive, will do
good; but swilling ice-cold water into
the stomach is abominable. 1t is sure
: to end in headache or ill-temper or both
and if persisted in. will work out GER
tain crop of dyspepsia. Drinking tum-
biers of ice-water at meals is both un.
healthy and vulgar, and no we'll regu-
: lated stomach will stand it long. Drink
only water, as little of that as possible
and if you would keep cool, don't furry
philadelphia Times.
The Jesuits were expelled in 1907
, from Venice, in l708 from Holland, il
1854 from France, 1867 from Spain, il
1920 from Russia. 1929 from England
e in 1872 from Germany, and in 1878
| from Italy. They have been expelled
e from Mexico and from several of the
South American republics, and hav'
: just been pronounced outlaws in th'
). French republic. The order in the lat
D ter case is creating no little excitemen
| in France, and many local magistrate
e are reslgning their offices. in preference
to executing the order of expulsion
a The Archbishop of Ayignon offere'
: shelter to number Of expelled Jesuits
e but on receiving an emphatic Telegram
from NJ. Constans, Minister of the In
terror, promised that they should leav
o his palace in the course of the day
Jesuits had in France ffty-six estat
:. lishments and I,480 members who vii
n | now seek other countries.