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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
READY At LAST.

TIE Presiseses Letter Of Acceptance 20
BE Given Ont TODAY.
WasEISsToS. Sept s.-The following has
inst besn received BY the Washington
bureau Of the L nited Press
The Presidents letter Of acceptance will
be gwen 70 the Press A association tomorro~
night for publication Monday morning.
ID J. LAMONT
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

An entire new company is announced
for the coming week by Manager Smith for
the patrons of his coy amusement place
ell in addition TO the present company.
making sp entertain ment which will sur
psss in excellence and ability any previous
effort, headed by the aerial queen, Aims.
who is pronounced by both press and pub
lie the wonder" A beautiful minstrel
scene, the sculptor's studio, and olio OF
m crit, concluding with Billy Bakers laugh
able comedy, entitled "Our Summer Board
ers." Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Prof. Bartholemew's Equine Paradox"
will arrive in the city this afternoon at
o'clock over the q. r. K |. Railroad. havl ng
chartered special train to convey them from
Esst Saginaw here. 1t is an essy matter
for the Professor TO secure special acco N :
modatiGns. as he travels in his own palace
cars, built EXPRESSLY for his troupe Of
horses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

The opening of Mn. p
esDf new studio 6urins
o rsr. treat Tor the s0css-Y
a. Art N tins city end adj
z A Turner. of kaske9
cisied viii be- IN tusir
nssxing . st-onf eoub
erp<ris0e. 80 tsotf %
rse-sii-es ronDf be
aults ar ervisbls repu'
t,c ~orf fyou nsturs
p>ns iss Uupii 81 q.
Turner is . puriI Of Hss'
Of ke~ T~E.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

The following table shsvs the sisndinf
Of the League clubs up TO date
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2Iatters In Mexico .

I CRY OF MEXICO, January Berlin
advices are to the effect that loan of
S52 600 900 for Mexico wilt be arrang. d
before the close of this Month. on terms
favorable TO abe country. and it is also
stated that the Germ an government a o.
proves the placing of German Capital
here, where the Germa0s have built up
large trace. "a 1ai
Government has declared free of
dusy everything entering into the con
struction Of telegraph and telephone
Gnes.v lf 1904 aW aga
The npii rss In a'$icksfiver, in Lor =
don, is giving an impetus TO the work
ing Ut quicksilver names here. and en-
deavors Will Do made to work several
newly-discegered deposits in the north
ern states. a.a ~
Government il about to sssIme con-
troll of all les nints. apwsunder lease,
and expects to make a greal saving Hy
so doing. rr
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Thoebe-Carlislo

WAsHt@sToN, January The eoa-
mlltee on elections, after a brief secret
conference, to-day. postponed She
Thoeoe-C Carlisle contested election case
until next Saturday, in order TO ave
Carlisle az opportunity to make q
formal repsy if he chooses. 20 4he
affidavirs Submitted by the contes sant.
A letter from Speaker Carlisle was
laid before the House committee on
elections to-day. io which the Speaker
says that eny course the committee
may choose to take will be entre!y
satisfactory to him, but as cou nsa dor
Thoebe has asked to re open this K @se,
and that additional testimony be taken,
he THINKS Ae ougkt to have an oSpor-
tunitv 70 examine the papers and take
such steps as may be though praper
before the application now pending is
disposed OF. rt.trr 9sc-r'
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FROM OVER THE OCEAN
Emperor Wilhelm's Condition
Considered Serious.
TIE THOEBE-CARLISLE CASE
duct-The Committees-Other
News Notes.
Cable Chips.

BERLIN. January IA st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Cologne Gazstt.
telegraphs that an order has been issued
for dismissal before the usual period
of the first series O. time expired men
belonging to the guard corps. 80
Crown Prince Frederick William. In
replying to the new year congratula-
tions of the Potsdam municipal council,
writes that he hopes. as in former years
to be able to visit Petsdam during the
summer. -
1t & announced chat Emperor Will
iau's rest was broken several times last
night. He is compelled TO be more
careful than usual to abstain from ally
exercise or duties which are likely to
cause fatigue.
SAN RENO. January THE Crown
Prince was cheerful and took compar-
ativeiy long walk to-day, from which he
suffert d no LII effects. nj
q PARIS. January lit is reported here
that the condition of the Emperor OF
Germany is quite serious. LIZ is said
that he. Is confined to his bed aud has
had several fsinting spells.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-08
Tho Grain Product.

WASHINGTON, January THE stati
stician Of the agricultural department
estimates the area Of corn harvested at
1900, 0a0 acres; product, 1.456 .0eS 900
b lshels; val1e, $Gs6,0O 600. Area OF
wheat, 81 ,4oS 900 acres: product 456 GoJ; :
90 bushelss value, 1868 6o0 600. Area
OF oats, 2eQ,t9,0D0' cares; product. 65g,-
600. 600 bushels; valve, $500 O. % 600 -
Reports of winter .Eheat DO not show
much decrease of the area. The aver.
age decline appears to be- between l
and 2 per oe9t-lbe condition is Hf-
fected somewhat bypale dryness of the
seed-bed in the district tnat suffered
from drought. DELAYING seeding. ger
Mina,ion and growth, the average oon-
dition is 50. The condition of winter
Eye corresponds very closely to that of
" aeat. l.,.,... -, 800 -s5
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Ice, Nos 20 and %27 E. First South
EAST OF DHaRRRT Ma

MeCorniek's, elees1t Sesideaes, givins q
beautiful view OF the city and valley
1000 Building LOT, 5 10 rods east
'front.' gas and water, emily tive blocks rom
business. .-l- 80 -fr aS MO
S25. A nice building lot slIEl0 rods.,w;th
right of alley Ways east front, Eice growing
shade trees; b;oeE from car limo, aneaonly
four and a half blocks FROM business;
1880, A good building lot. SIZE rods,
well set with frlit trees. within faali a, black
of car line, west 'front.' situated En the Sew.
enth Ward. I,r..5.,. az III
1000 Corner lot, tGxIo rods; viii sell
Sx1O reds for sl,5Ge; Gig water drought I'm
pipes, giving plenty of force for spinkIing
Ia an, ETC.: sfu~5ed inI1be eighteenth Wand,
north OF Rowland Hall. 0 r. s,t'7o taT bas
600. A nIce building Got. S11orods. east
tgont, pientv of fruit and IS hadetr8es, within
one block of d & r g passenge r.aepot.
$50 A very choice bEilding lot. SO feet
south front by los feet deep, situated aen
Third Street, Eighteenth Ward, giving a
beautiful view of the business part of the
city, p.eniy ef fresh. air and no dust ~
500! Building lGt, 4xsM roda south
ront. situated in the Eighth Ward. only one
block from car line. and feur blocks from
g3llsiness; will sell ON theinsealmem plan. Sd
$50. Choice building lot. 4xl0 reds, good
fence, south from and facing Deseret Uni
u ersity Square. half block f ON ear line,
q ineteerth Wacd rs es# 1Sa SO
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FAEstING LANDS:

e.75O. Five-4cre lot. Situated ga West
Temple Str ct. Que mile s0E;th Of T'rmp pie
Block The early conttmp lstfOn of sewer
ing this part of the city IN Skes 1t the cheap
estAceeage land On he m0nket.
/ 5000 Buys thirty acres OF lard on
STATE Road, shout three miles south IN Salt
Lake Theatre. Nice orchard: a first.class
location for COUNTRY store and Dairy fern.
SKIS ID ST. 4l8 30 III ais 2
1900. Five acre lot ON the Drive, on
westside of Liberty Park, etornensag on two
streets. Min Greek irriSGting ~ alter fitch
runsIthrough the lot; an artificial lakescan
be naane at small expense Just the place
for aFeasure garden. More la9Jd can be
had fi,wan ed. oiI.0gCO e5a Ia
1900 Six acres Of land, ;aboGttwo and
halfIniles south OF the city; excellent land
for q nursery or garden farm; situsted on a
well-grsded street, plenty of Water. A ,fiRe
locat OF, for a suburban residence lis
700 Brick house OF TOUR rooms and!
rock ceEar, plenty of water. i've abres -o6
land, situated on the East Bench. about fou,
and half miles from the city; tais ds big
bargain 101
5000. Farm of 30 acres of frst-class
land; small adobe house, barn. eorrals. etc..
young orchard; situated on eouaty road
eight miles north OF this city. dT 81
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The Com uisstees.

WASHINGTON. January THE coIn.
mittee has nqtided various counsel in
other contested eases to appear on Fri
day next so that days may be named
for the consideration .Gfseases.
The House committee on judiciary
banking and currency. coinage,
weights and measures, war claims, In
dian affairs and manufactures. organ
izedlsh morning and named the days
OF tmeeaing. The committee on banking
and currency appointed Chairman
Viking, Landes. Echnei6er. Dingley
and Weber ss a snb-comnnttee 70 con
slider the bin to reerganige aihe national
banking system. suggested by Com p
Wilkens. "a
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Don't

Let that cold OF yours run on. You
think it is q light thing. But it msy
run into oatarrh. Or into pneumonia.
OI consu aption- t0f III al a
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death it
self. "a -. wig e.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept heaashy and clear of all obstruc-
tons and offensive matter. Otherwise
there IS trouble ahead. ~
Ali the diseases OF these parts. head,
nose throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured
by the use OF Boschee's German Syrup.
If you don't know this already, thou
sands and thousands Of people can tell
you. Tney have been cured by. it. and
know how it Is, themselves Bottle
only 7sssents. Ask any druggist I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-08
HOUSES TO RENT.

rs House of six rooms, Ninth ward
one block from car line.
s. House OF two rooms. Twentieth Ward.
30. House,of thirteen rooms, one and q
half blocks from business; good location
for private boarding house.
10. House of four rooms, III blocks east
of Main Street.
Z: Two rooms, Nineteenth Ward, closeto
BUSINESS rsb.aJ issW = Y "a. h "
55. House of eleven large rooms, city
water end gas, one 6l ock from business e b
go. House of six rooms and two large
closets. close TO business. seventeenth Ward
90. Furnished house of five rooms, close
by. IS gfssg,,s p I saf5roG ~
Ii House of five nooms, city water. six
blocks east of Main Street. Second South
Street. nigdgnid ti5imAi 9 II
12. House of four rooms, oon car line,
Twenty-frst Ward. ,,5fsG atjore \
30. House OF eight rooms, city water and
gas; close to business. Da73s2ila + 81
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Seal Fishers.

GLoUoEsEEB, Mass. January Z. -Sev-
enall men fram TWiIlingste, Green Bay
y. F., arrived here to-day, e@ route tc
seattle, to engage In the zeal fishery
They report the Goldfish aud herring
catch ,sthis Se&sonson the NeW Found
land coast poor, sand TIE, La bradof
catch las fairy good, The stories. o.
> arr ation I'm that locality. they say:
are false, and the people are quite COM
Portable, --------
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The SreN Landed.

Z HYAENIs, Mass. January 1.-THE
United States steamer Herbana landed
last night, Captain Thornton and
twenty six men. comprising the crew
of the steamer Newcastle City, from
Newcastle, England. for New York
sunk on December 23d near NantucKet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Isaac II. Finch, Deceased. (

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned, Administrator of the estate
of Isaac NJ. Hnck. deceased. to the creditors
Of, and all persons having claims against
necessary vouchers, within four. months
after the first publication of .this' notice, to
the said L Goldberg, at No. a95 and 207 Main
Street, Salt Lake City, in the BSunty of Salt
Lake.
NOR L. GOLDBERG, ~
Finck, deceased. 1t. =
Dstsd December Is, 1857. -
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The Fisheries Conferees.

WAsHINGr, N. January lowing to
the absence OF Sir Charles Topper, the
meeting of the fisheries conferees to
have been held this afternoon. has been
postponed until Monday, at 2 o'clock.
All other members are in the city.
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.ooo'eSs A os1li:i io1,5s .'.i n,a =,

4 CINcIsEATI, January 1.-Two passen-
ger trains on the c.. l.. st. L. & Q. road
collided near North Bend last night.
President Ingalls, prfgate car was COM
YpleteIy demolished and the president
and his assistant were badly bruised
but not seriously Injured, None of the
passengers were injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-08
The Babies CIV For 81

And the old foiksiaugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, IL more easily
taken and more beneficial in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. 1t
strengthens the Mvef Kidneys Stomach
and Bowels, while it arouses them to q
healthy activity. For sale by A. G.
Smith & Co., Druggists. 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-08
Sentence Confimesl.

DUBLIN, January THE hearing at
Portumna, of the appeal in the case of
Wilfred Blunt, convicted on the charge
of violating the crimes act, and SEN
fenced to two months imprisonment.
resulted in the sentence being con-
firmed.
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Engi.nd's Exports and imports.

LONDON, January 7.--E etilrns issued
by the board of trade show that them
ports for the past month Increased f3,-
1862, 900, as COMPARED with the cor
responding month of the past year, and
that the exports for the same month
increased f3 ,260, 600. Ns
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no Go Out OF d uslnss..

BosroS, Jssuary THE stockholders
It the Washington Fire & Marine Il y
- o. Company. to-day. voted to go out
o business. ell risks to be insured in
o thar companies,
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NOE LEe1rlmATR .BUsrNEss.


Our attention has been called by Mr..
J. A!Goodhue. who has. for number
of years represented ths Geneva Muir
sery in this region, to q small handful
which we are informed has been widely
distributed throughout the Territory
tits aeuriosiry in its way, and the OBJ
jecs which prompted its issuance Is too
paipabls TO be mistaken. 1t is headed
Utah Nursery Company" an organl-
zariOa which, We understand, consu-
tutes she agency in this part of the
country for cha aforesaid Geneva Mar
sery. 1T also presents the names of
the stockholders of the association rs
Follows: Phillip A. Dix, Justin A Good
hue, Charles s., Var,an and Frank
Pierce. The third name OF the list ia,
for obvious reasons, rendered conspic-
nous ny. underseoribg with heavy
black line. .-.f
The Eemainder of the handbill is de-
voted TO an explaneiIon to the effect
that &C. 5. Varlan" 9th heavy Ine
under the name), associated With Mc.
J. A. Goodhue, who has been repre-
senting the Geneva Nursery Company,
did on aecertaln date make q statement
derogate to the Mormon" CEurcn.
Mir. Narlan's expression, which II Is un-
necessars 20 reproduce, L. gwen YER
batim.
1T is hardly needful to state that the
handDill Is anonymous, because IT. will
be- paseDr to any person who will give
tia mORent'S consideration, that IL is
not such "a publication as an ordinary
individual would have any appreCiable
rag rness TO atfi1 mis- name e.. Being OF
mai Character 1t can Only be properly
viewed with contempt. l7F3
We cahhot sustain any process that
is not u1rect and STRAIGHTFORWARD and
there can De no justification fer an at
temnt to build up a business Oh the
ruins of another. il 1Sil
In expressing this view we believe we
give utteranoeJ to the sentiment of the
Latter day Saints at large. Ii Garnet
De admitted to The legitimate province
of private individuals to, ANONYMOUSLY
or otherwise. drag into business mat
ters the public utteranc,s of other per-
sons Tor The Interior burpose OF inCrras-
ing their pecuniary pron-5S. Such
process. is imbedded in seln.hness, with
no reference to the public good.
SO emphatic Is the Ne,Os ON this point
that il applica ton had been mad TO
have any publication p. inted here OF
the character OF the one in question il
would have been respectful, declined,
on the ground that this office could net
give to it, even III a business way, the
color of its approval.
An appeal to the prejudice of the
eommnnity to further private ends, is
highly improper, aud can have no ultI-
mate beneficial effect upon the interests
of those who resort 10 it. MIR. Varian's
views are bis own property and there is
q legitimate method oil dealing with his
public utterances. That Is not the
lneth0d employed in this instance, and
we haze given this prominence to it be
Cause the public manner in which it has
been treated, by the distribution of
handblas, has made it public property,
and we do not wish an idea 10 gain cur
rency that such doings have sanction or
cphntenance of the community of
Iatter-dag ISaints.--Neaes. ibloo slt o. /
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The hsaaaA,s CatAsa

New YoRK, January 7.-During the
year there were landed at CASTLE Gar
den 81 ,6l9 Immigrants.
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Notice

Whereas, certain parties are and have
been trying to injure the business of the
Utah Nursery Company by certain
false claims, publish the enclosed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-08

The Utah Nursery Company was
organized to do legitimate business.
and hope by honest and fair means to
hold the trade they now hive and in
crease Ii, sta HA2 ri ngTTHvfH fft1oti
- ]. a. GoopHuE. Manager.
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SALT LAKE, December "a, 1887.
u. a, Goodhue, ESQ.,

= Id ~ TfRI7Tf5T 10 u TT ft3H y
Dear Sir-Referring to the attack made
by A. Milton Musser upon you and your
business ha only to say, that have not
share Of the stock OF the Utah Nursery
Company, nor any interest therein. II did
subscribe for one hundred of the $1,000
shares In order to incorporate the company,
but with no purpose of Investment and the
stock was never4ssued tonne
Very truly yours aelb nA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
wh, o,v.n. Ar, pi.ror,l.n,.

A well known organ.si IN brooklyn says
tLat b. Il somstims- blam~i Tor usin.. lad
combinations wh.n the fault lies wholly IN
the atmosphere. OMAN pipes arc affected BY
cull and bat. and this organlst says that hs
has kn0~n tho pitch % c.rtAin stop 4, alter
thruc- fOuTths q q tone in a fss t0urS.
''Oftsn.- DO avs, ION saturday night 90
Early GA sunday morning ~bsn ! reh'aTss
find the instrument in Isrfcct tune. hut a.
soon a. the furnaces are stokcd NJ and b I
audience as.smble. the thsrInomstsr ris-
and the patch % souse q my pip~s risss with
H. Commonly. ths organ baiIder allows fof
this, and ~ the pcis seldom change Id
Iitchs. them . trifs high in ordsr ~ allOs
Tor atmospheric shArplng of the other siOIsi
bat Loo u the tsmIsraturv 70 low and III
other stoIs don't chAnggi Thea, you ~,
youNs got discord AID yOg have ~ slat 81
the ressi. altogether.
"Dampns-. and other changes affect organs,
too, aud IL Is distressing when YOU afe play
Ing smoothly 10 have Que Of ll,s note. cipher.
10 bring. yOu up with rOund turn and you
have ~ stop AMI dissngAge the obstinate Ley,
Organ playing u not all play. I've -ccu
Dudley Juc.. whils directing a IsrfOrnaDcs
In stsinway ball, writbs ~heu tie organ
struck In and signal ~ the orgaulst 10 sioI
playing. Tor the beat created ~ the audisncs
and the gaslisht bal thrown sou1s VI tbs pipe'
entirely OF, and tie result ~as a bOrrlb.a
dl-cosd - brooklyn Eagle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
S.- ro,... ulss Priced Land.

TIE pszslblliiie,of u-.falnsss % society In.
hercut In land az dspeu,lcui f1r develop
msut on tho lahofs q individuals o. - or.
rnratloux To- greater The cSfsudiiurc n
At-or The h.gtcr "a che estimate q value
To-. H. tho uio - civilization Land has
reached iis hishssi price ga THIS sl.io Ia ~
auiic In the loser waris q New York.
When ths u. excl bulldin.. ~ the southeast
curnsr u Wall AMI Broad streeis. vas
erected. the prov TT SQUARE foot ~ the
ground whercou u stands vas The highest
rad % 10 that tine When. In ~, WI.
liam n Vanlsrbl.i gave GO T-r square, foot
for tie 30 90 Finh avenue Fifty s-ound
anil Tifty thiri sfnsts, CA which tho family
naus.ous stand. that was ihe highest prios
ever pad f5r residential puTnie, For store
sltss GA Flfth avsnus tGj psr -luars fcut was
raid In March. tsod u % Nails Taid %
I-r -quarc fo.ls for the ARA o-cupl~i by hls
magnificent building ga Bruad street, tn
Astors tiOo Tsr sQuaru To-, for Nee and 10
nruaisay. and thc Williamsburg fire In
siranoe comfany tiiS fsr SQUARE foot ior tbs
site - their equally impressive siruciurs on
The northeast cornsr % I.ib~rty street and
Brpslsay
a. the usirhbnrhood q the OBJ Jumsl estate
pr.crs ros' frum = % LOO Isr cent bst~een
igg AMI Marvh. ISL Too ccAssless and
cua.lY industry - the commonwealth ~ll
al llbicily raiao rricr- % higher hsurrs
all entail helvisr azes upoa osners- Ibe-'
vii cuutinue o. proaib ~ tle unearu"i incrc-
fnsui q value. g. ssll. mort sase, donate Ani
hsqusaih a. usual. and bow this can -
ought a. h. othersisc. unlsr the ordinary
operation q demand AMI suprly. ani q Tie
natural desire n po--rssors O. make the tssi
possible uss - their o~n prufsrty, Il gus
tion that The vast majority viii not pauso q
oonsldsr. -Richarl wbs.ilsy in HArsrs
MAGAZINE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
ME, M OH r.rm.r.

In regard % food. the evidence Is 20 uni
fortnly one way thai tho-e WIN advise n sim
DO diet, and those who cry cut against meaf.
must either hold their theories 10 ts above
facts or give them up There u ocrtAinly
nothing ''sinplsr about the diet q New
England farmer. IL CONSISTS of ALT aud frssh
PORK and beef AMI all soTts Of common fab
and vegetables, almost alsays poorly coo.ed.
and pls- and cAkss Ot the nost indigsstibl-
sorts The food l. plain" truly. and give-
the digestive organs an abundance - sOrk
O. d., Tat IL IL not such food az q theorist
would recommend % one Who desired b. 1--we
hear up q the century mark Tea ami ooffs-
have certainly proved that they DO no, tend
10 shorten life. even II they do not prove that
they help % prolDng H. The generally &C
csptei theory In relation 10 stimulants, thA.
In Excess they ara no, life sustaining. receive.
strong support Tobacco apIear 20 prove
itsslf harmless, at least GA the temperament
q thcss people. whslaer IL H. hslp 10 live
long rsquires other syidence
While the farmers ~ New England AMI
their wive. are q cleanly p.ople, they are not
much given % bathing. THIS neglsct may
10; have prolonged Their erIstsnce OF made
them more healthy. but u l. 10 bs pre.ulnei
that IL has not cut on many yras or CAUSED
much disease Neither are the members u
thee households well informed In relation q
sanitary maiters They know httls % the
unsesn dampness 10 which the human system
l. - constantly expo~sl. and, knowing little,
care little. May not this bs an influence In
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