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, 1881-06-17

a Paper Head by Mr.. III. M. Lane ne.
h"r" the Derart,ncnt ol scaenSs csens.s,,,., n
tho Arts Of the Clhc1nh@'l NAec"""'e''
1""'''''''' ,,n,,nno,, co,,,,,,
lnS no. ,na1,"y. u siil"," H met us. nia
VI ,,,' ~. ,n, ,r,sa,,t t,,n uutrnc,, trnr
MIL, "car'y Nv p'rSru' '.sG ".'o ..,',,.ep ~ +t,o
swellr1 by tile prcsr1ife ol h"inl"f ~ tio
lldtr. ri Tho Smoke l'rcvehtlnl Committee
t'eustdc.ipy tia heat Of tic night, It was n
nroof Of tno Interest Of Tho q,trsttsm to be
discussed IND IL was eopl',n.ln., ~ ~ .,r ano
lecturer HAT 81 Few Mll TIC ilhl', lor lue'o
was ns little regard phil ~ tho veftilatitA
as 1houn,, some uusctrntitlc body l,n,t been
~ session. Alter tl.u .,.'..nr " ~" i,ct,
VI all Mninllortont character, INC lees'
urer Tor The evening. Mr. u. n. J.a'e'
mechanical cuR!nccr, rcad Ills paper an
o'!ohe, ,li,str,", ",, u,,u,r or cnl-
papF MaS sI,,,..,,,t, m,' t,o ,.rnrIuni rts
oFen atuM"sS . s,cssTut s,,"" m"Is, @ s,n,kt..cu,l-
o !to ''''st r. S''svsH,t s',, ,,..toi ,Is un,,sr atd
irn.Pellr{ng eSpsr"1ltss rn,i..s IL iIs u,Irst
Eis,l n"ias o' S,i'ai, W. Ssi,., Sli1 lnt,ucuen NJ f
!na I,!., "t IL tha n;i1Inis ]Ingl.
1no Sut!I,as un'iht T., t,,o iatnrv NJ st,,t,kc.
He than pInfee ~ ~ .,,t t' th v,,nmiin,,
rGliS,lr,ton IN E,lR!a, hs tn,..rs s1 y, sc.
II ts'e ntciel!t ,.tG,.M ,.tn.' If t',n t,n5"r, fi,r
The l'npef'sc. tnn,oast n , r H. Int,,,
:" t.t.', H.. 9,r .;,,iv ,mif fhn irht In J,se,
win chllilcy 81 nli'J .., i... ~ IL ~ III i,
no oil except sucll as sI!naM ne ,orai III ~ ,s;ti, i
spo9n through ~ opsnMg M W liz ,,r,,er e ,1raft
ts,e t'"'''e. Ht VIII e9n fs ta a.s "wsI nI,,I,st, %
lhe saohs ,a mna'a '',,pe'i ny a',,,,wr, wIth
Of sucli LAMP Ms o.I,,''s,in, .nns" n I'm n
tho lertect anu eittH .1 W. N ,r,rn,,r"
prnper lamp, Represent" ~! ny ~ ,,, md
between the sh.fr rsnit stmf,i ~, svi If
tne lnipefirca m,su wSie, w,i. ~, 5 m,y nm,
the Sae Irt VIII ,,. Mem a,,,,,, vi M.e % !" w,,~t
tcht. Tie lecturer oTe" maet,."' ,inrn H. tt'c
seems haranoS' t ~ tM'1v1 n a'vn,,. VIM" ",ui III
factory eiil'lhtJ5 e't o 'r.' s..,ir,,, i'm IN
, 1881-06-17

cATTLH-rho hulk Vt the pru.y lnsss .s ...' u,r1.
sals found haYura during tho dAy pot s,ts,. orus
gny trndD 1E0M tll0 staft, buyers shu .h. npcunS
vttiu epart In lhoIr v1ws 0f valucss - chvek
thu dneret,ca was 50 xrcat ~ to eSe. ,un pturs
trudtng, and Il war VOL asonx Toward ~ enap's
thv t,,H0rcncs was ~ far rrc'sstsu t1oa
eulless 10 sst tho bali III n'uuo. ." .,,r u,xrd VI
s.lsu.days prices Ut ia &c sesu sens'aw ,,,,at Is
shippers mud they saua'ed dotaF!n'ea ,.snIl nuoa
uutl lhs.r tutauds wase acecaad TO- oa. .nrk II
.they thought batrsF Vt 1t una *e. .,4 or al
dsulaue ifum %isst wos1 vi :Ssas. tn" "s s,oeIrtt
sueEed the ass y n4tsfss'm ss n ''n ts
lis. T5 rQI u ara.s Ioaans bs,,1 Hi III .,etfj
offerings VI lAln r.ti.ss 9n!y ny,'a y Ut trctt: "A
ptlevs tslcs fsnSyI t,.ts.d ' i
| IL put:hrf.' aud caunpts ssuu snu slesAt'''
, 1881-06-17
MINING NEWS.
sAN FttANClRuO.
Tn sxctef,n linn 1a-Atnt11V STOCKS 0ln&e{1


Spseial Dtspatet to tn EHteaoo Trteuns.
NosToN, Juno ls.-,a mining SHARES. Oseeo!a
advanced ", to &sh, Empire y, to ta; Ailouex II >
toah. Cttalpn acplllod 0.:ka to 1914: Rruns-
Wick Anthony t. to II; Franklin X, 10 ll's. Bell
Telephone ulpscu NJ lsi,
II ths tVtssfns Asso<tatsd PFtss.
nt,sroH, JMuo Iu.-3flnlnR stoaks closed as
fulloWa:
ABouas MlAing co..,. SiI.uncnn bver..."....,3H ~
tataua. .,xi. .lb hMikv
, 1881-06-17

Labor saving,

The demand OF tho peoplp for a,l eaalcr uethol
oY prrpurlng Kidney. .WGrt has lnuuced ths pro.
E{F!ssoss. { tno wsli'knowa wsalssals draHg'sts
prepare It fur aaIo In Liquid lorl ~ vol III Il.
asy fut!n II sayes I'LL tiu labor Ut prupartup :,
and u 1t ta equally ctlleeMt, " " prorurrc by
many pers3ns. kllnuy- W1rt always anu aygry-
whese proves !tseaf " pessevs svn,uAy.-u ungutu
, 1881-06-17

sHrt rth*. xc!trr August cluurL ~ i!,4eAI lnNR
iH,An ~st.c hnxeAi ,'::swt tA"ss HsHfss M M swuns.
Haet,,t Dl,rtrI nt tas,ar s,r stHn!"rs Nsn1fe fur
srt ribs. H3Gtpc fnr eltFt cens sGs1oac fhr hafls
nlI canyusG mid tackta1. :. 49, n,,,
Il m. fur extrn nltss, md 35Uta =! III for Enus
, 1881-06-17
COMMERCIAL.

THO following wcrc the receipts nnl shipments
Of lending articles Of produce IN this city dur
Ing tho twcnty-fuir hours cnt1tnE at o'clook
Thursday morning aud FOR tho corresponding
time n year nrU:
, 1881-06-17
BUSINESS.
Stocks Irregular, with a Down.
ward Tendency.
Bitter 1inllr0ntl War Predicted
ly Isnilroatl Men.
Short Sellers Gaining Coursga-H'
nances In Chicago.
Tic rroaatt Markets frrtgular-Praslsoas firmer,
but Rather Qu1et--llogs Higher.
Wheas Active and Heavy, but Closed strong-
0Iher Grain To ndina Downward.
FINANCIAL.

-
Stocks opened weak' and had no Important
rally larinR tho t!ay: Losses wsro no. severe
t1,. o"s NY % ,tn n,o,n o.n..on. .h"yri wcak. !
u n"ts with rcports Of nrge salcs, catn.nck icnl-
we're soi,t short.
in Cblenvo tl,ore was 1tt1o doing, shorts ,vcro
d4spo,ci to cover: eood !nany arsers "ero given
tn buy stocks at limits which The taotntlons dl!|
,n,s nor sr",, ~, th" ,morkrt western opcrntor,
sa,., i,o,, fran .cnrs fnr scyurnl week. inst
" "ua are % now waiting to buy buck ,hoir stocks At
lover prices,
ttalyroa.l frciahts ary thoroughly .,omoralzcd.
No restrictions o1let on Inc ,ae.aoeaS " ,,. sne
Southwestern pool or the tr'ink.l pool. There
N",r ynrk, hit IL broko m in n row, Another
Ssm .s'ss," "'s' !. ~ n',s H. ~ .,1 ~ ,n.dov w.
s Scariy everything @ On tue list accnc,l. Among
Inn faw executions wcro the t;leyntct's. Nlni-
hattuu ,yns ri,n up 10 TO-; run, WI, Metropoi-
ltah 10 10 lFoH W. p"s He" A"ln ""'
heavy at Ill. .sthnhalfan reacted to ~. 9hcro
Is Il denl III tho cleSntcd stocks' manlputa'ea W
Honl aud snRc. -.....
Tho depression in lhnaot'' which was used 10
nit ttnwu the New York s'11rket IN wednesday.
III, not affect American sticks 'nora th"n to
l'tr cent. an active 'nohey tharkot was pro-
'tilcct IN f.oudon BY tho hNlf-yearly settlement
Of foreign loa''s. which fhlls oil 3n'1a 1a' Inefe
wcrp III fnllttrcs. n'ttl nu'1e are now prohah!e.
It Is rcportc'a. at.d II dlspatch IRON New york
et'So ild lep"'a'' s".'" "'" 800 80 ..,
arrangement fur tho 'ltsssot ot freight tr'lllc
hAs iMet' Inaae bctwcen tho "nNash anu TUG
Vanderbilt rouls' This u sitR'llaf co'''pa's,
IL Is true ahnt tho ronds nro nbo't u plunge INTO
lntcrliccltio war,
I'ears IN Erie are after block Of stock IN
! wcnls hands.
| New York alvtccs reported slight pressure OF
lung stuck. .....
0ont,l stocks wcrc better sustained thn', tho
yhutter!,llts. Lake Shore lcd tho 'iocl!no IN
| vnt,Ipr,blts With II ioss OF puutY; st. l'Anl,
tho tiranKers, with lnss Of III; Jc*Ns l'Helhe'
tho Gmslds. witt los. OF ~; rAchc Mnil lost II
Centr,l Papilc. III; tncknwansi's was weakest
of tho eoalrrs. With decline Of ~.
ltal1rontl tnen nre grent t'ehrs, anu ara freely
seux s .nu ',.S ,aT,"e s ,Ichn,I ~ rho r. ro,,
, 1881-06-17
GENERAL MANkETe.
Ii an active lquaInd n

HH<lUM.EUNE~rbaf4H II a0 6ouFe uQu1H1R II a1os
tauons;
ChUlcS hprl and CARPET.
Gr1ND. tolt lt-wOtkllH. .9t4 ~
HfpE40
lnfartot at4d eulaiaun n.'.ts's..''.'".'sT s's9tHH
Efuuku14
HAUuIkG-HuthIn1 slectully noE WAS " bu nueod
padcs this head. ILesg was suua activity tn gtnth
, 1881-06-17

Wanehester's taypophosphitsa
will euro consumption coux CHS, wcak !un1s,
bronchiels, and xcuGIul debility. Establiahod
twenty put yGHFA.
, 1881-06-17

Laxy aud titllI fuollnEt arp Bhr1 precursors nf
bauisl.
, 1881-06-17

i!rMvef 'oUrdu 5,!!,.a't ',a, M"ii I S',}
titsi !iasalp II jos: @ is .s"'' '
!ss.s5 lsss shH;s @ aSft!: @ I'LL. !so| " W.!
!ass ':;s S&s:: IA ?s fs!Si @
SE5s$;',5 Si;;;%S,Is; isss: 5 ILL., sa" S'aa'. '
Money o,e,,,t ussNet " easy Ut 'H. Prime mcroa"'
Tug 1i,er Gas .xtv ,,vz stro,v ot .a,,..
,1en,and. 3Sl,i. ~ ''>'' '-'
,ys?. sss ;::,;|: S:S
SS% SSw IL. ''e''' ~ VI '' ''''
louisiana, H. 'sx:'; e: >.
IT, Ss. ....iis j. aII:ar;int
INntessoe, 0it,.."..,. !: sInk!nH.fnnh :. IN
enreksub, pcw...... 1.nl:tG. y Wtku.lnrrc!lt1
yy33fStn y3S,Ia c,,;: II. 4 II! c @
.... ,.,.., r.. ss".ss; !; :, :, . i. . =,
",nMSn F'1 H'''1'1 prsfcrrr rrc l."o sf
!'ia cunlHli.. i.......!Mti,i ,i,n rr.tnrrrd; -
@ens H. ,r' sr;'tuii,...,.,. <,
Snw v.,tk Gsrii.::..i .ii;'u NJ /. ( san FInn......
Iiariea: Z" ,,r.'%rrPa 4., in
,;,mi'., ,mSa s'H!t.,... n ~, !, T. . FL.
f. prs!stfs;i: II ;sa.i ias'o..
r.. pMni. N nrltIMtsc ,S,1
" II Il H".a Z t,I.n,ta,,9i ~
e Is,iS n,taiit -. ii IT,, N. T. 4 T.,t,s..,j,.
IL rrafsrrri .,h iGttlunN 4 Iaxns..... llA
1,cl. tMck y West. .!::!si a IT, G;:.:.....-"tn{
Mrrlt ESs:x. ;....ls Aa!st,nr 3,Mtlt!G;;
,,ohwmsa H. st, M,,s st ti;ia
itSnJnx XII II;
iihiU Mis-Issl,l... 4s Fnrsii.
In i,snierrr An!t'si.Mn. xiG
t,tesAnenSH ;: lt" M pntnd HiMt"" EsFet* E!
Mnt!" 3 M1;:.... y" nr"efs'a....."-
f.TH l. t:....:.. Nv t,sntrs HI,xotin.,,.,,
iIIT i:nnrsi... =. -. Ill sInesMAt -. ....... q
s1Tln. i,e.: 4 Ey.... Mis sfxscls!.t..:..........
MnTics,n ni &. III pit. * *
~ ys,I a,,.s., .,,a.t, ,,,, ,,,, cr ,,,o
t', H., "sn. @ ".eM ~ ,,,1,.. ,r r.n"h sro,,Hio
stouks iatn III ts,c div sll nlr, iur illrYs Aats,
nl1ll Southwestern alures (luaIly RysnIntlltzral
with thu Jrrrusson ii, tho xt'tcr,,l lii. T}l.
tarly nIIruUcu in Ejovutetl lsullwny stiar1a WINS
Cn,lepI hy rct,t}rts Tint suits brought hy tho
thU s,,i,scs,,lnut rcaution Iy tlcnIn Of llo rt-
uorts,
l,f,sToN
sr..,,, n,.no,., w Yns tat>aoo r,b,,n>.
r,,,1s, 1u.sn IA - T,r" ,t""E ,,,nrEnr to.1ny
,vns % T., vu.p r,Irt" xtnr,s 1iost%n tnyol
nswmi,t.,,,5 ~ NM: Fart HeHtt 4 fiutf .,retNrrg
W, 10 ia: ilostult Il Prptuute lin 1Ul; and Hos
ton MILNE !. 10 lUa. littlc ltoGk t'oniig't 70
": Wisconsin Central =, ~ G1A F!ink Il, to ~
, 1881-06-17

RIncu inn, .s1'i.a'sli slsiAfaM f1titt1ss
Chicago hank rcarIngs wcrH s3liN.nn. New
York exchnilRe was 2iibIlD per sf,t]1 discount.
Country tr,lnra fur CURRENCY wcrc heavy. cnt'i"
ing fretn tho corn md wheat regions. l"'n'A
werp tl1lpt ut hGt1 per cont. There Is ChlcnI0
lIank money loanctl vi Governments ON cNll III
NUw York ns Inv rs . rer cent.
Securities were Ill 1nnlcrntc request, Cottk
County y. Of tas., *i0,Mn anla 1T II. In tho
CnlcnKo Stock iluNrd thero were anlps OF ChicnKo
Metntl!e Packing CU,'mny, 10 ss,urca. s'a';
Chicago. Milwaukee Il Vt. Paul 6s. $5.o0, Mls;
Wabash, vt. Lul,Is u Pacific In, $a,0o0 ~. Tho
following u1otAtnus wore made:
lurAL kTtItlSH.
, 1881-06-17
sMOKE-PREVENTION.

A pnrer Head by MIR. ii. vi. Lane he"
fore the Department Of Scietacc ma
tho Arts Of the Clncinnntl Nfcchnnics'
InhtlllitGs
, 1881-06-17

OIL invest, nil ciut,,H, u.
Government ll,nds wcrc hteatty. In CHI
cHKo, District of coinlta 3G3s wore lDsi bid anu
l0ll asked; tho Isb wcre ls}'s bid nn1 lG]!s
nakttl; tho 10 tl7sa lid antl III Askr,l; tho lis
li6 lid and 1li'i asked; tho 1t lG',l bid and
lUlss nsked. A. tho close tho 5s nslsanccd to
tG,as nnil lEtai.
FnreIgn exchange closed stronger. hit sltitct,
posted rutes being mud Iii. l'rc tkcrs' bills
we're 4S1i and tRh. For s!xsy-ttay eust.,ucrcial
hills, for prompt delivery, iRl1t6ilHs'l; delivered
next work, 4s.64s.,a. Continental rxnhanKe
wnR AtpatY. S,xty-tlay commercial bills, prnhipt
delivery Ut, ltnyrn, .d14 Mis. fa,rt,caux, i,st.
S,xty-dat commercial l!ts on AntwGrl. dcllv.
crutu pru.pt, wrru 1sI 746tl2i?.: delivered next
month, E.1..atIsaj,i. Bankers ts Oh ttornia'ay
were Ntss for EIxty ,lnya Nnd nh for tlctnasl;
t,tirty-,lhs commercial h!lls. HI4GtEGs. Sixty
tlny co,,ltlcrclal. nu hu1kers. delivered prompt.
EI;iGl'x,s: snniG. delivered III threo weeks. 'F'lt6t
Ell. Commercial tlrnwn nn commercial parties
were !rI:;. lInnscrs' Rl,iltlrrs Oh Hollund were
;M.i for PIxty ,lnys nutl ;M4G:Mt-l6 for demand.
| Slxty.dny cutnncrcn wNs ;E'ssdt;sl a.lA: tclir-
| cred ucxt nln.ltti :a.tG.HA.tt. Shprtrs' or
| chatlgn VI, New York WIS S0c discount.
Tho expurts Of luHGstfu rrntItlEc lron New
Ynrk fur tho past week Mlt,nl!litHl to $SU3H.hal
| nHR!ust *lU, st -: for tho corresponding wc's
nf iHN. The following IM!'tt shnwA tho cxpurtH
I (uxc|natre Of spccIcl from tho port OF Now York
| for tho week eNilnY lunH II. lSHl, compared
J with tho atatcncnt of tho two previous yn,,rs:
For tho week. Gillian 4 u fssSs.;::!! + 4!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-03
The WONDERFUL
Effects Of the Extract Of Celery and
Chamomils UpOn the hsrv-
Gus System ana Digss-
tive Organs,
10 Curing Especially Sick Headache,
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Paralysis
and Indigestion, and
Preventing
Neuralgia of the Heart and Sudden
Death.

This Preparation has Won u Reputation
UnhnOWn 10 any Other Article, for the
Cure RRd Prevention OTTheae Diseases,
Read The Following Interesting Stale,
meat OF This discovery.
Celery has only come into public notics
within the last few years as q neryine, but
scientific experiments and experience have
proved beyond . doubt that It controls ner.
headache TO u remarkable degree.
But q combination OF the Extract OF Celery
and ChAmomile, which has been put re.
Gently introduced TO the profession and the
public by myself, has produced such marvel.
Gus results in curing nervousness and head
aches, and especially nervous and sick head.
aches, neuralgia, indigestion and sleepless-
ness, that 1t has excited public attention and
newspaper comments, and therefore l give the
following Information to the public 10 avoid
answering hundreds Of letters o inquiry about
them,
Ny Celery and chamomlle Pills, for the
cure OF headache and nervousness, are pre-.
pared uudermy supervision, and are intended
expressly tocnre headache, neuralgia, indiges-
ton, sleep'eSs1ess and nervousness, and will
cure any case where no organic di ease Of the
brain or spinal cord exists. Hundreds OF
$N@S - AAA JeAA9 NNAluAllk uAV6 QHen
cured. No matter how chronic or obstinate
the c,se may be, a permanent cure Is morally
certain, This statement Is made after years Of
experience in their use in the general practice
OF medicine.
These pills are also valuable for school
children who suffer from nervous headaches,
caused by an OVerwoTked brain in their
studies, and for all classes OF hard brain
workers, whose over taxed nervous centres
need repair and ISOLATION. Nervous tremor,
weakness, and paralysis are being daily cured
by these pills, They correct ~costiVeness, but
are not purRAdVe.
Directions on each box. Price 80 cents, or
six boxes for ~ 80, postage free to any I'D.
dress No order filled unless accompanied by
the money. For sale by all wholesale and re.
tail druggists. Depot No. 106 North Eutaw
street, Baltimore. Md.
At wholesale by LRughlin Bros. & Co., 1908
Main street. Mwy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-03
Inhn HrIrhl on IrnlAnd.

Tie enormlty Of the injustice suffered
BY irish tenants under the existing land
laws was never more clearly shown than
IN John BriRhps recent speech on the
Land Bill. II is 4 matter oil common
knowledge that oil improvements Of every
description made by a tenant on the farm
be occupies attach 10 the soil and can not
be removed al the expiration Of the term
nor can he recover from the landlord the
value Of such improvements. But the 40.
tual fasplts OF this Outrageous law are not,
perhaps, fully understood. Mr.. Bright
saws nine tehths Of oil that can he seen
u1on the farming lands Of tFelahd-nlnt
tshths Of tbs hnutes, barns, fences, and o.
whatever may be necessary iot CulliyAliot
has been put thete by the labor Of thu
tenablFy Of ireland, and not at The ex,
pense Of the landlord, In The matter o.
fenl the landlords Ia thousands OF case.
have over and over again received. thl
value OF that which the tenants hAIt
oIACed upon their fAtms. III 81
IN tenants have doue we're swept Of. tht
Soll, and oil that the landlords haYe don!
were iSlt upon H." he declares, 'the lane
would he % de61lAto 20 was In pre-
historic limes." Yet tbsfa aEe hBndfed
Of men sitting 10 the BtillAh Patliatnen
who pretend to believe that the lhsh LAM
laws ATE Just and right
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-03

NiGSiaa q i4K; No, 3 red Wabash spot.
and June 81 l6: July 81 Is: Auguit 81 I2X;
year 81 llL; No, s red Wabash q llA.
Corn dull; high mixed held at 46<a47e.
Oats quiet: No. z, 40c,
EAST LIBERTx, June 2-Cattle-Rpesipts
1880 head: best So 00A6 25: far to good IS GOA
8 Isl common 81 60a6 90,
Hogs Receipts 2.lt0 head; Philadelphlas
g I6a6 %: Workers IS 65A5 IS.
shesp-Rsceipt 2,S00 head. Selling allow
at AkGsc,
HEW oRIEAHs, June 2-Cottou irm mid
ding l0hc; low middling exc; good or
binary SIC. Net receipts 1856 bales; gross
500 bales; exports TO Lhs continent $50 bales;
sales 1900 bales stock l6?rS4S bales,
EEW oRLEASs, June 2.-sugar excited and
higher; inferior TO good common 8kSIko;
common 70 good common 7Aase; yellow
clarified 9a9hc. otheIs unchanged,
CINCINNATI, June 2-HoGs-Demand 90.
tive; common and light 81 5Oa5 IS; packing
and butchers' IS 26a8l6. Receipts 1000 head;
Ahipmsnts $40 head,
~PTFTnURGH, June 2.-PETRoLEUH-Dull;
United certificates slko; refined 7Xc for
Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-03
man.

The average weight Of an adult man ls
lao pounds six ounces,
The average weight Of a skeleton Is
about fourteen pounds.
Number oil homes, 240.
The skeleton measures one inch less
than the height OF the living man.
Tho sversge weight Of brain Of a man
Is three and one.hali pounds; Of a woman
two pounds aud eleven ounces.
The brain OF a man exceeds twice that
OF any other animal.
The average height Of an Englishman is
FIVE feet nine inches; Of q FrenChman, I've
leeL four inches; aud Of a Belgian, five feet
six and three quarter inches.
The average weight Of an Englishman Ia
$50 pounds; Of q Freuchman, 1870 pounds;
and Of a Belgian l40 pounds.
Tho average number Of teeth Is thirty.
two.
A man breaths about twenty times q
minute, or 200 times In an hour.
A man breaths about eighteen pints OF
air Ia a minute, or upwards OF seven hogs.
heads In a day.
A man gives of 4 0S per cent cArbonic
gas OF the air he respires; respires l0.866
cubic feet OF CatboniC acid gas in twenty.
four hours; consumes l0.667 cubic feet OF
oxygen In twenty.four hours, equal 10 1876
cubic inches oil common air.
A man annually contributes 10 vegeta.
ton l94 pounds Of carbon.
The average OF the pulse Ia infancy is
100 per minutei In manhood, eighty; at
sixty years, sixty. The pulse Of females is
more frequent than that OF males.
The weight OF the circulating blood is
about twenty.eight pounds.
The hoart beats SevenLy.fve times Q
minute, sends nearly ten pounds Of blood
through the veins and arteries each boat;
makes four beats while we breathe once.
Five hundred and forty pounds, or one
hogshead ons and oue.hSlt pint Of blood
pass through the heart in twenty.iour
hours.
One thousand ounCes OF blood pass
through the kidneys III one hour.
One hundred andseyentY.iOur thousand
holes or cells are in the lungs which would
cover a surface thirty times greater than
the human body.-Ertruct from an Oh
HOtIme H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-03
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Nearly oil alex persons are In Q state o
excitement, or exhaustion. The isvel
thirst demands . fluid food. Milk may
nearly alwaysb be given. In some caaes othsl
drinks may do better wine whey may be
just the thing nature Graves and needs
Milk usually does so well in lsverlsh dis.
eases that NO stSrchy food should be
given. In ievers the mouth Is dry, the
ealivR does not flow, and 90 gruels and
other stGrchy fluids may not digest but
turn acid aud produce hatulsncy and pain.
Usually some acid may form an agreeable
drink. Beat up an egg In the juice Of one
fresh lemon, aud q tablespoonful Of sugar,
then stir this mixture into q pint Of water
until the several ingredients mtugle. This
forms Q pleasant and nutritious drink in
levers, In an exhausted state, sick per
sons need nutritious drinks, a. meat tea,
and mutton broth. The egg Is next to
milk in the line Of easily diGested and nu-
~trilious diet. For the sick, q dropped OF
slightly cooked egg 10 the best way 70 pre-
pare 1t for them, 1ta nutritious value ID
apparent in the fact that q very little heat
continuously applied for q short time
brings into exiHtence an active chicken.
Teas made from various grains are pal
atable and useful as food and medicine.
Teas made,fto bread contain the termen.
tive principle and so are apt to turn acid
upon the stomach. But those made from
roasted grains are free from this objection,
Various kinds may be made, 90 that chill
dren or infants may have q variety.
First, oatmeal tea Is made by roasting
coarse oatmeal. On nix teaspoontuls pour
q pint OF boiling water, boil hall an hour,
strain and add milk. We have found thiS
tea very useful in diarrhgA and cholera in
tantum. We have known many cases TO
recover, without any other food or medt.
cine than oats roasted and ground In .
coffee mill; boiled chicken tea Is AlBo USE
iul, when made pslatable, Stewed toma.
toes passed through q sieve may be added
to any meat tea or both, In such quantities
as the siCk one may desire.
Hardly one drink Ia 80 simple, palatable
and nutritious as milk, iced more Of less.
II II is apt 10 Curdle into solid masses,
this may DO prevented by adding . tea
spoonful or more Of finely pulverized soda
or fine Oat meal, rubbed smooth in
water and a little soda, rolled into thin
cakes, baked and pulveTized. These same
stsrchy articles may be safely used for
thickening meat, teas or broths.
ForinfAntiIe food, oat, wheat or maize
meal are chosen, as proper under given
circumstances. All grains contain starch
and gluten, Starch IL the Matchmaking
element, and gluten Is the tissue.making,
80 that the one nr the other Class OF food
may be given as the condition Of the sick
one may demand.
Children usually mastiCate their food
Just enough TO bolt 1t and go lose the ad.
Of mingling their bread with
Mix contains no starch and so
indicates that nature did not intend that
under three months should con-
sumo BtATChy food. Milk contains com.
salt, showing that Y Q infants need
their daily food,-Prairie Farmer.