The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-11-29
GENERAL NEWS.

The banks now hold S12, ,l41,47 in ex-
cess of the IS per cent. rule.
A banquet was given at Yeldezkiosck,
turkey, in honor of Mr.. Strauss, the
American minister.
It is stated that Baron Selliere has
been placed in If. Saury's private asy-
lum in Paris.
Very Rev. Maurice A. Walsh, vicar
general Of the archdiocese of Philadel-
phis, died Friday.
Pneumonia among the cattle in the vi
cinity Of M,iddletown, N. Y, has assumed
alarming proportions.
Nicaragua has accepted the invitation
| Of the United States government TO join
the conference of American republics,
October 2, 1880
VIM. Larzel!ere & Sons, wholesale
dealers in foreign fruits and fancy gro-
ceries, of Philadelphia, have assigned
Liabilities, $4,000; nominal assets, $780,
000.
The cold snap has wrought great de-
strnction in the Delaware and Paquest
valleys. Thousands of bushels OF apples
were frozen and hundreds Of dollars
worth OF celery destroyed. Acres OF cell
frozen and rendered valneless.
Warmth Of Living Room.
The needs common to all women are
50 common that few regard tEell lmpor-
tance. To say that warm rooms are
essential 70 health and beauty sounds like
u trulsn. but the fact Is that among all
we'll to do classes it is the rarest thing to
ind really warm house. 4 heated
house. burning up coal and vitality to-
gether. Is common, but not one so
s<ui,tiIy built that rooms do not readily
cool off. and where comfort is felt with
| SOW rheumatic twInGcs, with wrinkles to
match Out OF dt')rS dress anu exercise
keep up the natural heat. Indoors the
quleter life aid shutting of the greater
part of the sun g rays render the case
different The constant temperature Of
all txs'urietl rooms should be enough to
keep the blxai at rs normal heat Of %
legs. without any chilling Or change
say IS t. - degs, ty day and Is degs.
lower ty night. Instead wien steam is
UP. or the furnace burns up. you will
find tl,e glass al - dega on the north
wall of r,mn,s, Two hours or less aftsr
the heat g.Hs down tile tim walls lose
their heat immediately, and It IS - degs.
m the same place. describe what
have noted repeatedly in houses where
comfort was SUPPOSED to be the first con-
sideration.
Such variations are enough TO try the
s:rcnses, frames. To say nothing Of
neuralgia and lung troubles. it is llnpos-
sibe to keep gonl complexion through
such ru!,n,ls changes of temperature.
The heat dries it INTO fine wrinkles. the
cold sends the blood inward. leaving the
face blue and features punched Let the
husband who wishes to keep his wife IN
freshness he careful that she has warm
rooms to live Ill. The injury to the cir
culation which DESTROYS all bloom and
elasticity strikes deeper i'll time, causing
: failure of the heart or chronic inflam-
nations As you value bloom and long
life. never permit yourself to he chilly
for five minutes. No matter what ther-
mometers say if you are out Of order
enough to feel chilly the thing to do is
10 raise the heat till the blood absorbs
heat and grows warm again. For heat
is life. and the chilly precepts of certain
liygienists who seem to consider comfort
rs Il crime have cost unsuspected victims.
Shirley Dare