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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17
BLACK TO INGERS0LL.
A Caustic Review of the Latter's La
test Magazine Article.
PAIIsASsnIP ~ RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION
AND WHAT 1T LEADS TO.

AHeienf and Modern Philosophy I'cyrEs h,
Ne0 Dogmahst- Whieh is 10 Be Believed.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-The
Pres tomorrow will publish the fol.
lowing letter from Judge Jere. s.
Black To THE EDITOR OF THE
PREss-AmoDg the great metropoli.
tan journals you alone, as far rs
know, took any apparent interest in
that number of the North American
RevieiC which contained what its edi.
tor called "a Debate on the Chris.
tiau Religion" 1t seems right, there.
fore, that you-and, if you please,
your readers-should know Why it is
that the number last out appears with
an article from Mr.. Ingersoll unaccom
panied by any remarks of mine. \
vas not volunteer in the bus.
ness. The editor of the Rerieig made
two journeys to my house and besought
me to furnish him with a refutation of
Ingersoll's blasphemous doctrines,
which he said we're everywhere puz.
zling religious teachers and leading
people estray. | did not believe that
Mr.. Ingersoll's utterances we're at all
harmful, and if the faith of the Chris
tian world was in danger / was un-
worthy and unfit to be its defender.
There were, in my opinion, ten thou.
sand professional theologians who
could aud would do better. aud we're,
in fact, doing it most effectually at
that very time by their words and
their deeds. But this editor was alb
sured enough to insist that II I did not
answer Mr.. Ingersoll he would not be
answered at all, and it would thence
be inferred that the Christian system
was false. Moved by his importuui-
tcis and influenced by regard for
the wishes of E" certain friends whose
loves | might not Drop" ! agreed that
| would append to Mr. Ingersolis ar.
ticle my own opinion Of It's fallacy and
thus make the two together as fit as
could for publication in decent mag
azine.
From the beginning 1t was distinct.
ly understood that my defense was 70
be printed in the same number with
the accusation. The editor was (or at
least pretend to be- firm believer
in Christianity, and he would not for
the world publish Ingersolls poisonous
stuff without putting the antidote right
beside ito do so would not only af
flict his conscience but greatly injure
the character of his Rcvisw.
At the time of the publication
agreed that If Mr.. Ingersoll had any
fault to find with the result it might
seem cowardly 10 refuse him another
chance on the same terms. / was mol
afraid of any new result he might
make IL he was not afraid of my de-
tense.
Three months afterward fifty pages
of the fpulest and falsest libel that
ever was written against God or man
was sent to me. was entirely willing
10 treat Il as ! had treated the other.
that IL, give il the answer / thought
II deserved and let both 90 together
But It came when / was disabled by
an injury, from which ! could moi
| hope TO get well for some weeks, and
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17
Suing Lady for Breach Of Promise.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-John L.
FinCe of Chicago, has sued Miss
Louisa Frenzel, young German lady
Of prominence and member Of
wealthy bankers family. for breach of
promise in the sum Of $4,000. The
plaintiff is society man Of Chicago,
and has placed in his attorneys hands
the letters received from the lady, and
various presents she gave him during
the alleged engagement.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17

"SAY, conductor, why don't this
train % onr inquired = red-haired
passenger, with bis head out Of the
car window. Put your head in"
replied the conductor, how can you
expect i 70 80 on when the danger
sigaal 1 ontY"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17

"0SE of the first duties Of CONF
munity,p said Mayor Means, Of Cin-
cinnati. IN an interview, 'is to protect
It's youth-protect the boys first and
they will protect the girls"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-17

THE scientists have taught that in
sects have their affections. and now
some one knows musquito that was
mashed on : young lady.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, l..
County of Los Angeles, -

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, L.
County Of Los Angeles
On this eighth day Of January. IN tho
eighty zone, before me, GEORGE A. Do6ln.
son, Notary Public, In and for said
county Of Los Angeles. personally ap.
peared Herman Wolf hellman, Jacob
known 10 me TO be the same peY6uns
whose names are subscribed to and Who.
executed the annexed instrument, and
thereupOn they soveraIly duly ~
the same. N ~ Z; 81
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and anaxed my 0fncial seal
at my ONCE, in the city and county ~
Los Angeles. the day and year In this epE-
tifcAte flrst above written. E.
Seal.1 g. A. DOBIN9ON,
ja9-aw Notary Public.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29

Both steamships Gall 1t Fort Hartford
Obispo) land Santa Barbara. .
The Company reserves tho right 20
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
o0f Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles 1t 500 O'Clock p. NJ. Los An.
9eles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29
In the Superior count
OF Los Angeles County, Stats
California. Z y
: 4iN "a III
In the matter Of Hrancls n, NattbSV,
an insolvent debtor.


Francis N. Matthew, having aloa II
this Court his petition, schedule al1 ln-
vontoIy in tnB0lvencys b.. WA1oh Is -
pean that he 10 An ineolvont debtog, re
said 1ranci. n. Matthew u hereby 0e-
The sheriff Of the said county 81 -
Angeles u hereby directed 70 tako -.
session Of all the estate, real -e1d Jots
eonal, Of the said rfanois II. MettEoW,
sssso Z. es 1oP such :: nay q 9 sS
deeds, vouchers, books Of account on1
papers, and to keep the same oal6ly -
TIL the appointment ct An ase1Gneo q ~
estate. All per.ons are fofbidaen -
deliver any property belonging = hll1s
or to any person, arm or corp0fnttoo a.
association, for his use. The oaad d0&e0e
10 hereby forbidden to transfer q delivoe
any property until the further ordef -
1t 10 further ordered that all the cred.
ttoTs Of said debtor be and appear before
tn Hon. VOlney y. Howard. judge Of
the superior Court Of said county Of Loo
roon OF said court. in the city and ooos-
ty Of Los Angeles. ON
THR lATH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
1881, at ten O'Clock A. n. OF that day, 10
prove their debts and choose one o.
moro assi9nees OF the estate OF said
debtor.
1t is further ordered that this order ~
published in the Los Angeles Daily Her
aid. neyspeper Of general circulation
published In the city and county Of Los
Angeles aforesaid, NJ often ~ Che said
paper 10 published before the said day ~
for the meeting Of creditors.
And It 10 further ordered that In the
meantime all proceedings against the
said tnsolvent be stayed.
6EPULVEDA,
Judge Of the Superior Court.
Dated January 6. 1881. j7td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29
CERTIFICATE OF oo.rARrIRlsur.

We, the undersigned, certify that We
constitute co.partnership transact1n9
the Wholesale grocery and general mor-
chandise business.
city OF Los Angeles, state Of Cali!0rntA.
Its name Ia Hellman, Haas = Co.
The full names and respective pl4oee
OF residence Of all it, members 10 signed
hereto.
HERMAN WOLF HELLMAN. Iesid-
ing at Los Angeles.
JACOB HAAS. residing ct San Franz
oltc0.
ABRAHAM HAAS, reading 1t los
Angeles.
JACOB BARUcH, residing 1t Los An
geles.
Los Angeles, Janusfy I'd, 1851.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29
THE COMMERCIAL
RESTAURANT
". DOL. PROP'R,
Downey Block. Main st.

Receiver alive and serves up every day
the choicest FISH including SOAE'
TURBOT and SEA TROUT.
the celebrated FROMAGE DE BRIE,
which can only be had at this restaurant
SPRING CHICKENS, just In nom the
ranches, cooked In every style.
This kestaurant II Los Angeies'g DOL
monfcO. mNII
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29

The bill to establish q State Nor.
NAL 6cheol ct Los Angeles and ap.
proprlate $50, 900 % sstartet"
created brosse in the Senate
wednesday aftsrnoen.
esnAtoe Ieumann aoked Genetor
Wei q - AnHe!ee e tive some
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29

Hot weather produces inaction OF
the liver. Ilvction of the liver
causes diseased Kidneys, and dis.
eased kidneys undermine the life
quicker than consumption. These
troubles can be avoided by using
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, the purest and beet remedy
ever discovered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29
JANUARY DRAWING.

Whole Tickets, a. Half Tickets, q.
n Tickets, 80. 81 Tickets, elO0.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send BY Express. Don't send by reg.
Of IS and upward, by Express, can be
sent al our expense. Address all orders
to
:. II. M. BOARDMAN.
Courier-Journal building, Louisville, KY,
or I. J. COMMERFORD, 2l2 Broadway,
New York. n6rdAW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29
Orange Trees! Orange Trees

10000 seedlings.
FOR GALE IN. LOTS TO SUIT.
First.class trees and in good condition.
Woodhoad . days, epTsng street. near
the fostomes. Of % Los Angslss County
Ecs Angles. Ja..ll. jls;ln
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29
NOTICE.

MR.. JACOB BARUCH has this 6ay
been admitted a. q partner In our 06m,
HELLMAN. HAAS = Co
Los Angeles, January l, 1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29
FOR SALE.

RANCH CONTAINING II ACRES Of
land inside the city limits, ON east side
Of San Pedro street. within Q few yards
Of City Gardens.
Good house on premises;. eight acres
ance In we'll selected trees. OF all varie.
ties.
For fourther particulars apply to
LA ESPERANZA STORE,
ja1:2m los Main 81.
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= Die Sort @ortb unb Denver Babn>
fcmpagnie bat I'M Staatsbepartement
einen Beidlub resiltriren laHen, monod
ais erfe 9hpothetenbonbs nur 5000
per Meile au8Seseben wersen fSnuen.
-Sn Dallas famen am 16. $50 fars
bise @misranten aus bem iibliaen ala.
bamu an. Die aeute beseben iid uet'
marts.
= Capt. Turner BON Der Nmerican
Refriseratsr Gar Company bat iein
9auptquartier in DallaS aufseidlasen.
= Die SnternatiOnalbabn n=aompa8nie
Fat am 16. BON Yaleltine aus elm Sn=
aenieurcprps bireft mad ber 9auptfobt
Werieo abseididt, bas bic Nrbeiten gun,
Ban Der gabn BON bort aus mad qareoo
lsiten ica.
- Der grsBunbessebil bilfsmaribafl 5.
M. Garter 1T in 0areoc BON benz Ver=
buat. ben Gilenbabnarbeiter Gbas. Sc
Boron ermorbet su baben, freiSefptc4en
unb aus ber Saft eutlaien ircrben.
Die pf.rbe Der spiideu eaifrOsill'
unb gteu. .Tountain fabrenten yoitfuti4s
| 8in8en an, 16. burd unb ber Treibe'
wurbe bonn Wasen seiporfen. Sberif
9isSli ma4te f4 .ur gerplsuns bel
YOftwasens auf, bradte bic Yferte gun
Stillaaab unb fanb bic YOniaden unan
serabrt.
= Son 8elton rirb bsrI&tet; s. Y
WcGlure, 5. WeBbirter unb Der 9tei
ienbe U. $. 9ut&inss iaBeu am Gbsnl
bes Is. in Nosers, elmer Statioa be
Santa Sc Bahn, im Store oes @rteren
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unterbielten i'd uno sinsen um 10 nbr
auseinanber. sls WcWbirter einise
S4ritte setban bate, erbob iid elm bin'
ter eineni sroBen 6uB Dor benz Stcre
eerborsener Mann, idOb auf McWhir'
ter un6 perwunbete Jpn Sefdbrli&. Be-
frast, tper bet 3bdter seHeien iein tSnnte,
antportete ber 8ermunbete: uNatber
bat mid seidoHen." Me@lure unb
anbere besaten iid ins 3etel, no fte ben
@enannten in ieiueu 3immer fanoen,
aber iofort feitnuhmen. Ratber une
Me@birter fennen ii4 BON Susenb auf,
sebSren ben beiten Tamilien an unb llnb
Beibe nod jung unb unserbeiratbet.
- Sci Inter iuduns ees Dampfers
u@uabalcupe" in @alSetun tat iia here
ausseifeut, saB berielbe auf einen serz
iunfeuen Nnter auffuhr unb befaabiSt
ipurbe. Der Sdaoen 1T tpieber repas
rirt morben unb ber Dampfer iett ieine
Reii iie fort.
- Sn 8cdoale seriudte Nusuft S@c=
fer, fraber Elm pruminenter aaufmann,
Selbfmorb gu beseben. ST bradte lid
absr nur cine sefabrlide S4uBmunbe bel.
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% etb ma 1 ten 1873 1
Bel
9. 9. Tranf,
u I a n, 0 : Ylaaa.

~ W.
Sd Offerire fir bic Seiftase su gang
bs1OnberS billisen Yreiien;
9erren. unb benansGge;
leetere bon $3.50 aufwGrts.
IT'S Stad aAortirte . III ntlei.
Der # . fife gum Softenprcile.
Tarbise bcppeltbreite @aibmeres fir
35 Gents per Darb, fri1er 50 @ents.
Gin srcBes 2aser BON seifridten n
Waaren. Sbapls, Saden unb alles
Mnbere billis, billis.
Wfein 9aSer bon q eptrtten unb
s lanell, Shamls bietet allies Da=
sepeiene.
@laeebanbidube in allen sSarben,
6alstader, ieibene unb leinene Taiden,
tii4er, Damen= unb Serren=T Tpilettearti=
tel aller Irt, ie9r paFenb far Teitse.
idenfe.
9eiuene unb Dama attafelta6er, Biano.
beden III GROCER Nusuabl. 6erner Bett-
beden meib unS farbis, 9anbti&er @er=
pietten &c.
Sd labe tneine Gunben unb bas Yu.
blifum i'm Nusemeinen gang ipeSieu Elm,
meinem @eiddftslofal einen Beiud abau.
itatten unb iid BON tem @eiasten 3u
iiber5euSen. Die Yreiie fir Naes iinc
niebriSer wie ie. Wer bel mir tauft ,uirt
in ieber ge3iebuns 5ufriebensefeat iein
13,12,t17m) y. 9. Grauf.
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unb ladenb berubisten Fe bic Streitsnben.
@ie burften bies aud, benn Seanne iprans
bereits trieber ambtr, Der Gal bate ibr
teinerlei -Sduben Setban anb au4 Der
Sdred mar bereits sludlid iiberwuneen.
Balb murbe ber Radwes ansstretsn.
Dca biesmal nabu Trau Slie bic tlsine
Seanne auf ben @dooB. wdbrenb Telir an
ibrer @eite babinidritt. Malten une
Baul batten bie beisen anbern @fel BETTE.
gen unp biIoeten bic 0orbut Der tleinen
Rupaltaoe. Saul mar burd bas elidlih
abaelaufene Nbenteuer redt ibermiitbis
semrrben unb trieb iein 8eittbier bur3
0tufen unb @tcBen 3u INNER raite Ct
@ansart on. gnblid dwans Der Gfel
ieinen Sdweif, itieb elm weittSnenoes va!
aus unb ieete fd bann plSsli6 in 2rab.
Walten permohte laum du fclsen uno un
ahf6altiam fossn bic beiben leltamen
Msiter bic 5trabe babin, @hatcu ju, ibren
Titrer melt binter iid suradlaheuo.
(Dprtittuns folst.)
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g. @ plfp r..

Das erlte BebariniB ;ur Teier zines
6eles 1T bas Teltfleib. Gin 6eft 1T elm
auBersenSbnlides greisniB, fur bus man
belOnbere 8orbereitunsen trifft uno fir
bas man lid teioneers puet. Wie cine
SdSnbeit in Der puilenben Toilet!e erft
our sollen @eltuns fon,mt, 10 Serlanst
aud bas Teft bic nStbise Nusidmaduus,
bic mir 3unddit an Der eisenen Berion
unb Johann an alien Da;usebSrisen bots
nehmen. Worauf mir binauswpllen 1T,
gu fasen, bab baS besuritebenbe Weibs
nadtsfeit in Bejus auf GOilette 9etpiiie
Gnforbe,unsen Sor allen Dinsen an bic
Dan,en,pelt felt, bsnen @eniise seleifet
tueroen mug. Wennber Gag 3ur Snaus
suration ter WinterIaiion nit ben. neuen
Winterfleice AUDI nod 10 melt binausse=
ldoben wurbe, uher ben WeibnadtstaS 1T
er ME binausse8ansen. Nm Weibnadtss
tase er5deint Naes int neuen Staats!
6rdst man nun, mo- man baS Neuelte,
Wobernite, 8eite unb Billisfe fauft, 70
untworten mir pbne Nadbult: rBei
benz befannten S@nittmaarentSnis 8.
WslHon". ber bic Damen fdon felt elmer
lansen &eibe bon Sabren prompt, reell
unb in ieber ge,iebuns sufriebeaitellenb
beoient bat. MISUNDERSTANDING ioaten
uusidlieBli@ bei ibm semadt tuerben, oa
er iebeu @eidmad befriebist unb far jeoe
B6rie erreidbar 1T. So wirbe 3u melt
fabren, Nlles an3ufiibren, mae 9err Wclfz
ion far bas Weibna4tsfeit bietet. Q8ir
slauben uniere Sdulbisfeit setban gu
baben, t.enn mir iasen, baB Der S0re
ratb an @aareu srSBer, Die Iuswabl
beiier unb bic Yreiie billiser fnb,
hent1 ie ,1ftnr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-12-17
0er 1T fran gBiuslptp2

VDer ut frau QNtn6lctp3
Da, hisfe Grase oft ssfe1t ptro, woQsn
mir sinfad fasen, bab fe cine Dame III,
bic % Ra felt 80 Sabrsn ,ur Aufsute mu&'
te. Grausntrantb.iten, bauptid<& aber
8tnbrlranlbstten au fubiren. @te bat
bic &cnltitution unb bic Bsbirfnide btefer
3atlreiden Rlafsn bslonbers eepriift une
ale 8siultat prattiidsr 8enntni7e unb
grfatruns, tpelte fe int Qaufe eiues Nen'
idsnalters als 2rantenpFessrin unb ar3t
ssiammslt, bat 1e ben @uuttns @Yrup
als b.lonberss Mittsl fur ,abnsnbe &inser
,uiammsnssisbt. Disle Mebssin tat cine
masifde Dtrtuns - iIe slbt 9tute unp
@eiunbteit unb trtalt uffenen 2etb. Sn
Golse bieier @ebtsta III Srau Dtnslow
msltteriitmt setpprben als Bsblttaterin
bsr &ineer. llnb bic Rnber tpsrben sru6
unb banfsn tbr bafiir. Nu4 In bisier etapt
Bat Te bic &tnber au Dant psrpfihtst.
@rpee Quantttdtsn eeS Soottns @prup
ws,t.n bier tdelih psrtauft uno psrbraudt.
Dir slauben, Mrs. Btnslow bat f&
bur& bieitn Mrtttsl unllerblid semudt
anb tstr fnb iiterseust, bab bur@ benfel'
Ben 1aulenbe ssn 2tnbern 9erettet trureen
unb bab WtIlicnen benielben nod NIT
grfolg ssbrauden werben. 6tine Nutter
bat ibr, pflidt sstban, tpenn fe ntht
Mrs. @inslom's @opttns Syrup an
tpanbte. Bsrlu&t es MIIe.- Qabtes giFtor
New yort. - gu Sertauftn Bel allen
Druaailten.-25 Gents bic Gla1&e.
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&sses Gilt Gsse Sonic befSreert bic
8erbaung.
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ssrieliI9e 1eberlieferungen unb frieG=
| fbe 6pro1e bielten lif an, ldngften
| anf Der Sniel, bic ber glbmiinbung ge=
aeniiber lag. Sbren Namen batte lie
Don Der Ri1tergottbeit Goiite, aus be-
rem Queae man f6tpeigenb WaKer
| f96pfte. Sbr Banner unmittelbar aug
Der 6anb Der Natur: v@riin 1T bas
2anb-&otb iit Die &ant-Weib ift Ser
Stranb-Das 1T bic Glagse bon Soft
teslano."
Die Tarbe Ser Glasge blieb, aber Der
Name Der Sniel mid unb init ibm Der
alte beibmii9e Nberglaube. st. @ili=
brorb taufte bic Grieien, unb 10 lebbaft
mar Der ginbrud, ben ct nit feinett Ge=
fdbrten binterlieB, baB bas gilan6 felt.
bem 9eilisalanb (9eligolanS, Selsoz
Ianb) genannt tpur0e.
politi19 gebor9te Seiligalanb erit
bent Gcepter bes in 9ollanb rei6iren=
BEN Jriel lenfiiriten un6 bann benz Ser
sog bon 9olitsin. 8is i'm noroii6en
&riege ber Ddnenf6nig es an 1i9 rib.
Bon 1712 Bis 1907 bat es vtappere
2anbioloaten" als Garnilom geIeben.
Damn famen bic brittii9en 2inienl ldiHe
i'm Namen R6nig @eorgs bes Dritten
unb bes SDrn=S Ser5pgs BON Pprtlanb.
9amals gliibte in Nltenglan6, ni9t
mebr bos 9luee aber Der Geiit pitts.
Seine poIitif mar: bic Belebung ftrate.
gif9 gut gelegener Snieln gum Bebufe
ber Meeresberri9aft. So batten iie
1900 Mfalta genon,men uno nun nab
mon fie 3elgolanb.
| ginun6ie@s3is Sabre lang lieB ber
26tpe Nlbion sem fleinem 9elgolanb,
nit ieiner Binbfabenallee unb ieinen
! sipeitauienb ginppbnern, fein alteS In
bieraebH Mrtifeln berfaBtes Sa6ienre9t.
1858 tpurbe es gu Guniten mobernerer
Gtnri9tung aufgeboben.
9as ma9te in. Oeutf9lanb b6les
8lut, unb bic bur9 @abopa unb @e<
| ban berfeinerte rationale gmpfinbli9s
feit berlangte 3tpeimal mad Der Mieber=
bereinigung nit ben n6rbli@en Stamm=
gemofen.
Inter 8eaeonsielb's Hegimemt tpar
basu iubeB ni9t bic minbete Nusii9t.
Denn b er aog oas gruerben tleuer Snz
feln, tpie @ppern, bem Mbtreten alter
bor. aber Glabitone tpdre elm Mann,
nit benz gismard bariiber perbanoeln
f6nnte.
llnb es f9eint in Der Sbat, als penn
iiber bic Grage Der &iidtebr bes urbeut,
1 f@en 9elgelanb suiiden beiben berban'
belt trirb.
! Mls cine S9ma6 fit bic eisens
Tlagge brau6te Sobn Bull bic Abtre.
tuns elmer 5000 SUB laneen 9lipps
ni6t ansuieben. 9at er bod bic joni:
i9en Snfeln fonber Getni1ensbiB auf
gegeben. l1no mdbrenb ct bic lesterer
nit ibren Dbp6ens,grinnerunge obn,
ale gnti6doisung sieben lieB, ipirb'
Bismard ibm aGler Wabri9eiuli6fei
mad fir 9elgolanb elm gutes Stiie
Gelo sebeH. l4merifa.}
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- Miittern, bic ibre 3inber seiunb 3u
nahrsn puni&en, chne i'm Stanbe 3u iein,
es cur4 ibre eisene Bruit su beipirten,
fam ntdts BeHeres, 9eiliameres unb
BiGiseres empfoblen werben, ale ge ue
fabterS Deutdes 2inber=
meh = (YdootrOpbine). Sc 1T ber
Bette Grias far Muttermil&, es Sereinist
aIes Cute In fi9, nm cine portreif(i&e
SineernabrunS 5u serdbren. Der bril-
lantsite @rfols purbe iosar bei tranflie
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-06-24
gymnastics as Cure Of Disease.

Boerhaave, the great Dutch physician:
inscribed on the wall of his lecture.
room, 81 gave the medicine, God cured
the disease" He was far in advance OF
the doctors of his era, and promulgated
ideas which were then novel, but which
science has since made commonplace.
In an age of dosing, when quantity was
as much thought of as quality, he said !:
"When reflect on the immunity OF
Woodworking people from the effects OF
wrong and overfeeding, can not help
thinking that most of our fashionable
diseases might be cured mechanically,
instead of chemically, by climbing a
bitter-wood tree, or chopping it down,
if YOU like, rather than swallowing a
decoction of its disgusting leaves"
Every school-boy now knows that
physical vigor is the basis of bodily
health, and may only be retained by ex-
ercise. But in those days few physicians
cared to utter the truth, even If they
themselves knew it. The ancient
Greeks, knowing that an effeminate
man is half-sick, provided gymnastic
exercises. They used these to promote
health and prevent disease. An Ole
Greek doctor, Asclepiades, is quoted as
| IN authority by DR.. Oswald to enforce
the dogma that gymnastics will cure
disease. This philosopher had foune
that health could be preserved, and, i
lost, restored, by physical exercise alone
and not only discarded the use OF IN
ternal remedies, but made q puoii'
declaration that he would forfeit al
claim to the title of physician If n
should ever fall sick or die but by VIC
lence or extreme old age. Asclepiade
kept his word, for he lived upward OF
century and died from the effects OF 81
accident. He used to prescribe cours
of gymnastics for every form OF bodil.
ailment.-Houth's Companion.