The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-19

At . recent sanitary eesventios q
Ann Arbor, Mich. Dr.. J. G: Lundy
Of DetrOit read . paper on "Hvgtene
In Relation to the Eye" In which b.
laid down the following rules Tor the
better care Of the eyer:
l. Avoid reading and studying BY
poor light.
2. Light should come from the side,
aud not from the lack or from the
frOnt.
5. Do MT read or study while sui.
fering great bodily fatigue OF during
recs,veFy frou ill1ess.
1. Do not read while lying down.
). do rot use the eyes too long 1t
time for near work, but give them O.
cnsiOnal periods OI rest.
. Reading aud study should Be
done systematically.
=. Daring slady avoid the STOPPING
position, or Whatever tends to pro-
ducc 90 geetiOn If the head and face.
y. Select we'll printed books.
.. Correct errOrs Of Iefrae(iOn with
pr'per glasses.
Ii. Avoid had hygienic conditions
aud the use Of alcohol and tobacco.
II. Take sutlicien. exercise IN ol,en
air.
IL. Let the physical keep pace
with the mental culture. for astheno-
li. il most usually observed in those
who are lacking in physical develop
nient.
Benedict Arnold, aftera checker
Ell lie, spent mostly in unf0rt innate
commercial speculatiOns, 10 which he
sunk tile grca or part Of the British
guild paid hin, ~ part Of the price OF
Ills treacl,ery. died ut his residsnce In
London on June II, 1901. His cOul-
m,issicn ~ Major General Ia the
British, army. for which he y ipulatsd
" ,cu he went over to the British,
after the revolutionary war WIS
axgravstion II his disgrace. The
officers of the British army, consist
ing mostly of the nobility. mani.
tested unvielding repagnance to b.
ing placed under the command Of .
riet~inn cnlOnixt and he y traitor 70
his former cOmpatri riots In arms, hold
ing his commission ~ fee Tor bic
tres.chery. In vain did Arnold beg
for active service. 10 the army. In
P:.rlianle mt. and In sncietv bic name
was cWupletl with terms Of insult 40
CALLING to his l.rOud spirit that he WaD
ut last dashed into fighting . duel.
Unfortunately for him. this resulted
In tut slight saiisfac, ion for his
wounded honor Whii.. It LEFT him to
endure his burden Of inianiy Tor years
longer. Lord CORVALLIS and .
few .t:,ers, who had tern directly or
in. irecily ln,rtiea To his treaa'h~ry,
afterwarsi SEEMED tn have SINE pi Y
iOr the wres.h they had male. and
~.rurs1l y commission for one Of bic
SOUS in the British army: Nut they
could not ct q command for him.
His last rebuff IT this sort. the
refusal Of ll,t. Duke Of York tO &C.
t'~l,t his preferred services In I'm,
when in the war With France, the
Emxii.l, government was calling to
il... field all it, availal le officers aod
rsr'ru.is, quite crushing him. Re-
turning trs,nl Nm Nn.ursv>SfuI per.
>s,i,ui application at the War Once,
lie said t., his wife. with \ YrOau OF
xga,,,y: "Tlcy will not give me .
..l,xn.'e To- ss'cK = s'ldier's DEATH"
From, thi. time on 10 his death lc
WAS changed n,nm." says ,is latest
Li.'sra,'hsr. the Hen. l. y. Arnold,
~ c!.i.xyo. H.. fingered after this
blow .nr alsMi twO years. subject to
attacks ct melancholy and deep de-
jerii"h. Toward the Lust sleep for
s.n.k him. Then Inv mind hogan to
wander t,p one accession. In irnagi-
nation, he SEEMED L" be lighting his
old battle over. lie called for bis
"!j uni;"r". and desired to pot It on.
saying: bring me. I tcg you, the
c.'aulri,c> an.i sw"r'' knots whi':h
washington ave me: let me die In
NY old American uniform, the uni
form. in which I fought my ''attles.
God forgive me for ever pis;ting -
any Mhcr." "'Thus." says the nA-
toriam, lin hitter Distress, 10 self.re-
l'rsaci'. In poverty. died Benedict
Arnold"