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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Large Yield of Corn,

Crops of one hundred bushels of sheIled
corn are rare, but they are not an impos-
sibility. We have seen, on the farm of
Mr.. E. s. Carman, on Long Island crop
of 1874 bushels of shelled corn raised on
one acre of ground. The variety grown
was Blount's Prolific, the soil a light
sandy loan. The fertilizer used was
Mapes' Corn Manure, applied three or
four times during the season~-altogether
not over one-quarter of a ton-and the
cultivation consisted of running q culti-
vator between the rows after every rain
and after the al plication of the FERTILIZER,
The labor and expense bestowed upon this
acre was not more than any intelligent
farmer gives to his crop if he expects
big yield. One the same farm four acres
OF Chester county corn yielded ass
bushels of shelled corn, the hest acre
1921 i51 81 bushels, the poorest 60 So, average
II9'69, actual measurement.-Dr f. NJ.
Hexamer, in Agriculturist, June, 1888.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07

the petition to which he attained as though
il were a noun tain in the ascent of which
he was i'll at ease with An ordinary gait;
and, alas, he felt obliged to.climb it with an
intense energy that proved fatally ex-
haustiug. Thus, by his very devotion to
art he became a martyr to it. He was in
every way sn honor to his profession"
The above extract is of special interest
to this community, as Miss May Kinney,
of our city, was betrothed to Mr.. Turner,
and her recent sudden departure for the
north was in answer to telegram from
Mr.. Turner's friends, announcing the
threatened fatal termination of his illness.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07

New Mexico Stock Grower: This has
been the banner week in the number of
cattle purchased by the Maxwell Cattle
company. In addition to the purchases
noted elsewhere, Manager Clutton has
Oought OF W. 2. Metcatf, of the Estancia
grant, 1900 cattle, consisting of about
i'ooO mead of yearling steers, and $500
mead OF the stock from two years old and
up TO six years, at the round price of 50
per head, delivered on the Maxwell grant
TINS season. The McCuiston cattle were
taken at 1880 per head, yearlings up.
Frank Putnam, of Trinidad, turns in his
cattle to the company at S14, and the
cattle OF John Gi'pin, OF Ration, are also
thrown into the Maxwell herd. The total
purchases of the Maxwell company this
year are about 900 head.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Reception to Bishop Grant.

There was a meeting held last night in
the African Methodist Episcopal church
to make arrangements for the proper re-
ception of Bishop Grant, recently elected
to that Office by the general conference of
the African Methodist Episcopal church,
held in indianapolis. Committees were
appointed aud money was subscribed to
perfect the plans in view. Bishop GIANT
will be back home next Friday, and the
reception ceremonies will be held that
evening at 1880 o'clock, at the temporary
capitol. The welcome address will be
delivered by Prof. W. E. Easton, editor of
the Texas Blade.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
FOUND DEAD.
A Colored Man Found Dead in
His Room.

Ills hOOlus
For some time past colored man,
named Samuel Nelson, who lived at the
house OF Peter Bratton, also colored, No.
BOG West Third street, has been troubled
with asthma and heart troubles, and had
Doctors Swearingen, Taylor and McKin-
leyattending him.
Night before last he was talking with
the folks and complaining that he felt
terribly ill. He left the company and
went to his room, closing the door. This
was about II o'clock. At o'clock yes
terday morning, as usual, Mr.. Bratton went
to wake him up. To his horror, upon
pushing the door ajar, the man was seen
lying on the bed, with his clothes on, dead.
Justice Calhoun was Immediately noti-
fed, and securing the services of physi-
clan, went to the scene. After an exami-
nation it was found that he had died of
heart disease.
His remains will probably be shipped
off or buried here to-day.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in ex-
perlmenting when your lungs are affected.
Consumption always seems, at first, only a
cold. Do not permit any dealer to i'm
pose upon you with some cheap imitation
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, but be surn
you get the genuine. Because he can
make more profit he may tell you he has
something just as good, or Just the same.
Don't be deceived, but insist upon getting
DR.. Kings New Discovery, which Is guar
anteed TO give relief in all throat, lung
and chest affections. Trial bottles free at
Morley Bros. drug store. Large bot
ties 81.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
TILLoTsoN INSTITUTE.
Interesting Closing Exercises Yes
terday.

The annual commencement exercises of
the Tillotson institute, fourishing school
founded in this city by northern enter
prise, through the American Missionary
association, and for the special education
Of colored boys and girls, took place yes
terday and were well attended and very
interesting, embracing musical selections
and original es avs and addresses by a
number of the pupils. Fine speeches
were also made upon invitation of the
president, Rev. Henry L. Hubbell, by Rev.
Il. B. Wright, Rev. Mack Hensen. Col.
Ira II. Evans and others.
The institution has over 100 students and
is doing fine work for the education of
the colored people in this state. Gen.
Clinton B. Fisk, of New York,
is president of the board of trustees. The
institution is named for Rev. Geo.
Tillotson, of Weatherfield, Conn, and has
been in successful operation for number
of years.
The following is the programme of yes
terday's exercises:
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES WEDNESDAY, 10 A. NJ.
Piono Duet-"Charge of the Iussars' Spndler
Misses Roberts and Trezevant
SCRIPTURE RECITATION.
PRAYER.
Eseay-"Sensibe Girs'. ........ Cornelia Lomax
Song-"A Little Mountain Lad ......... Roechel
Misses Massey and Trezevant
eration-"Prime Factors of Success" L. Madison
ReCitatiOn-"rhe Dead Gear '....".Jean lngelow
Anna Stokes.
Piano Satisfactorily (old English dance. ...:..
JAMIE 'GTezevant.
Essay.--"Right Use of Newspaper . ID. Harrison
Vocal duet-"Flow Gently, Devan ........... Parry
John Hunt and James Codwell
OraiOn-"A Man of Athens" Troy Blackshear
Recitation-"In the Children's Hospital" 49,. E.
''''''''''' Carrie Moore. - ' ' 0'-
Piano sOlo-"The Banjo. ....."........ Gottschalk
Troy Blacksnear.
Vocal duet-"Amai" ...................P insuti
Anna Stokes and John Hnnt.
Recitation-"The Maiden Martyr. ........P. Bryan
Piano duet-"Jubal Overture" .............W Weber
Troy Blackshear and Estella Roberts.
Oration-"The Law of Purchase .... John Hunt
Solo-"When the Tide Comes In. Willard
Cornelia Lomax.
Declamation-"To the Survivors II ,,. r,,,,.,,,
of the battle of Bunker HILL lo"Aes Nou"e"
Chorus-"Comrades in Arms. ......Adolph Adams
Tiilotson Gee Club.
ADDRESS.
BENEDICTIoN.
The faculty are Rev. Henry Hubbell, d.
D., president; Prof. B. NJ. Weld and the
following lady assistants: Misses Fannie
Webster, Emma f. Newton, Phoebe B.
Parsons, Rose NJ. Kinney, M. j. Adams,
Sperry, Hubbell and Sayle.
The STATESMAN is glad to add that the
finances of the institution are in good
condition and that additional important
improvements for industrial education
are contemplated.
DR.. Hubbell is evidently a very accom-
plished officer and heartily enlisted in his
work.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Looking at Texas.

The following names were registered at
the headquarters of state immigration:
Q. N. Rhoades, Atlanta, Kas.
VIM. G. Hubbard, Columbus, o.
b. j. Collins, Dallas.
Jno. s. Logan, st. Joseph, Mo.
j. w. Burgess, Fort Worth.
Oliver Brent, LineYille, la.
Nils Olsen, Moroni City, Utah.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Looking at Texas.

The headquarters for state immigra-
ton, situated in the Driskill hotel building,
are nearly filed with products from the
state, such as fruit, metals, ore and other
valuable and useful things.
The following names were registered
there yesterday:
Thos. Franklin, San Antonio; W. j.
Kelley, Jasper, Tenn; w. :. Gilman, Kan
sas City, No.; Miss Emma j. Kelley, Jas
ner Tenn
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07

First Chicago Woman-"We are to be
admitted to the church conference to-day,
aren't we?" Second Chicago Woman
"No, indeed. Didn't you hear. They
voted to keep US out" go, dear! I don't
know what to do with myself this morn
ing" "Well, let's go around to the court
house and listen to divorce cases. We're
not shut out of there yet.-Omaha World
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
ADDRESS.
RENEDIGTION
New Capitol Notes.

The elevator at the new capitol was put
in motion yesterday. A little oil, of course,
was needed, which was soon supplied.
AZ least fifteen men are employed work
ing on shutters for the entire building
They make quite racket.
Anyone that wishes to go up in the
dome, we understand, must have pass
from the Waterman on the first floor to
do so.
The courts that have been moved into
the new building are just Strengthening
up for business.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Obstructing the Mails.

Jack Evans, of Burnet county, was ar
raioned Yesterday before United States
Commissioner Foster on charge of OBJ
structing the mail, by refusing to give
way with his wagon loaded with WOOD 10
the mail coach. He was held under 40
bond to await trial before the United
States court. The penalty ID a fine OF
from 81 to $780,.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Soma Beans.

THE STATESMAN has been shown some
splendid specimens of string beans,ralsed
by Mrs. Lloyd in West Austin. Inc
pods are fully eight inches in length ana
well filed with excellent wax beans, chow
ing Texas can produce as fine vegetables
as any country on earth.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Texas Patents.

The following patents were granted to
citizens of Texas, bearing date of May
30, 1888. (Reported expressly for HE
STATESMAN by Louis Dagger d Co., me-
chanical experts and solicitors of patents,
Washington, D. g. Advice freel:
No. 3S3, 491-Reimers, Henry, Perry;
fire escape.
No $50, S39-Townley, c. s., Gainesville;
heating railway cars.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
WEDDING BELLS.
A Former Popular Austin Boy to
be Married.


Several of our prominent business men
and many of the young men will read
with interest the following wedding card /:
Grace Church,
st. Francisvile, La,
Monday morning. June Is, 1888, at II o'clock.
Sydner McNair. May G.. Whicher.
So sgd is going to marry on June 1S,
the anniversary of the battle of Waterloo.
A better boy never lived, aud his many
warm personal friends in Austin send him
sincere congratulations. He used to be
the hard worker at the Austin COM
press, competent business man
wherever he wss placed, an honest,
noble fellow, hearty, square and
true. Sydner McNair belongs to one of
the oldest Texas families of Houston and
Galveston. Nobody would have ever
thought that jolly, jovial old sgd would
ever marry, but he has done gone and
done it, and his compadres ought to go
and follow suit.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Leaving the City.

Families in the city are leaving daily
for northern cities and wintering resorts
to avoid the coming heated term. Some
will stay away unil September and Octo-
Der. Excursion rates will be offered soon
and many are expected to take this chance
of staying in some cooler p ace than Aus
tin during the summer.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
The Supreme Bench

Colonel John L. Henry, of Dallas, will
be urged before the state convention for
associate justice of the supreme court.
Judges Gaines and Walker, the incum-
bents, and Judge Staytor, chief justice,
will also be presented for denomination
by the convention.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Contempt of Court.

Yesterday morning in the court room
of Jnstice Calhoun's court a colored gent
by the name of Henry Williams thought
he was master of all he surveyed, and noS
liking the way witness testlhed' cursed
her. For this he was arrested, and Justice
Calhoun sent him to the county jail tor
the period of twenty -four hours. de Will
he let out about noon to-day.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Fine Beef Cattle.

Mr.. R. T. Hill will ship this evening 10
Kansas City train load of cattle, OF tne
finest class that has ever been sehs
from this market. They will be weig hed
at O'Clock this morning at HalgietS
stock pens across the river.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Music in Capitol Park.

During the summer it would be a pleas,
ant recreation for our citizens 10 hsve
music on the capitol grounds. II the
ladies will take hold of it as they nave
done in time past it will be an assured
success. We hope they will, and without
delay,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
IRON SATURDAYS DAILY
Put IN Jail.

Yesterday Carl Quigland, PaytOn Wood
son and Joe Sauls we're replaced in the
county Jail. They were fined by the
county court at the late session, and were
placed on the poor farm, from where they
escaued,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
The Davis Monument.

The new granite monument to be erected
over the grave of Governor Davis, in the
state cemetery, will cost when finished
over $1,000. The base will be ~ feet
souare, and the shaft SO feet high
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
Licensed to Wed.

County Clerk Frank Brown yesterday
issued a marriage license to Ernst Krohn
and Miss Deborah Jane Craven, and the
couple left the Office blithe and happy.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
CITY AND COUNTY.
GFROM THURSDAYS DAILY.l
Complimentary German.

A complimentary german was given at
Firemep's hall on Tuesday night to Miss
Bette Thompson, of Victoria, and Miss
Julia Thompson, of Cuero, Tex, which
was one OF the most sociable events OF the
saasOn
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF
NORTH YIRGINIA. (

General Order No. 9:
After four years of arduous service,
marked by unsurpassed courage and forti-
tude, the army of North Virginia has
been compelled to yield to overwhelming
numbers and resources. Ineed not tell the
survivors of so many hard fought battles,
who have remained steadfast to the last,
that have consented to this result from
no distrust of valor. Devotion could ac-
complish nothing that would compensate
for the loss that must have attended the
continuance of the contest, and 1 have de-
termined to avoid the useless sacrifice of
those whose party services have endeared
them to their countrymen.
By the terms of agreement, officers and
men retire to their homes and remain
until exchanged. You will take with you
the satisfaction that proceeds from the
consciousness of duty faithfully per-
formed, and l earnestly pray that mer-
ciful God will extend to you his blessing
and protection.
With an unceasing admiration for your
constancy and devotion to country, and a
grateful remembrance for your kind and
generous consideration for myself, 1 bid
you an affectionate farewell. R. E. LEE.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
IRON FRIDAYS DAILY
To be Paid Off.

All officers and employees of the city
will be paid off to-day, it being the first
of ,June,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07

Caution. Buy only DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye Water. Carefully examine the
outside wrapper. None other genuine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07
r. E. LEE.
Last Order Issued by General R,
E. Lee Before Surrendering.

" 71o0 "a y - vi Z y II =" b
Mr.. D. B. Penick, a gentleman living
at POOL August street, Austin, has in his
possession copy of the original last order
given out by General Robert E. Lee be-
fore his surrender to General Grant. The
copy was taken by Mr.. Penick himself,
and is priced by that gentleman as val
liable keepsake. The order is as follows:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF
NnRTII XIRaINIA ( -
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-07

N. B.-Make all money orders and
drafts payable to The STATESMAN PUB
LISTING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
witAln sao Catez-

Slender Youth am very anxious,
alr. 20 enter the noble professor Of jour
nallSln. 70 become master Of the great
questions and mighty truths OF civiliza-
tioa, to mold public opiaion in the
right
Able Editor-Certainly; understand
your feelings perfectly. and l an ever
ready to extend helping hand 70 aapir-
ing youth. viii give you q trial At
once. Did you notice Ey editorial this
morning denouncins tho brutal sport Of
prize fighting and referring TO Jake
Slugger as low down, oowardly blot ON
the face OF humanity!
YES, air"
"Well. we are short Of reporters to-day.
and | wish you would interview Smgger
and see what he thinks about it,
Philadelphia Record.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
Thanksgiving DaY.

Will soon be here. Many are preparing
now for family gatherings on that day.
You will find in our house furnishing de-
partment (tbird foor. take the e.svatarl
manv new helps 10 cooking. You will hud
on looking over Jour cooking utensils
many things missing or wanting. Prepare
all these necessities before the last day
Those Empire Roesiers will not only save
time tut will rcast the Thanksgiving tgr-
kew much better than the old-fa4hioned
way. They will roast without the trouble
Of nesting. and when done you can open
damper in the rooster aud The meat viii
brown evenly. Jelly m0ulds for ths Gran.
berry Jelly nrs also fo-Hd here. Don't O.
without a good carving set. You can have
thea AZ eli prices We are selling RATS of
those 25c sets.
CHOPPING BOwIS-AD sizes from p
inch 70 a incB. in maple. cottonwood or
wood fibre. y 70 eoe.
NfNCING OR CHOPPfSG KNIE ES-5c
to 3sc.
THE APPLE PARER. corsr ard -'fcer
out, g. o,ats.
KNIFE AND FORK BOXEs-wos6.
tin snd rillow. t0c 90 SIS.
THOSE INDURATED FIBRE WATER
PALS vii not SHRINK, s~eli. warp split
rust taste OF fsll % pieces and are easy 60
csssn Ten ausrt size 4se.
CARPET sWEEPERS SIX diHs-e-t
sizss. s. 81 "a $50.
A Srsi-cisss clothes ~rinssr csa -
bought on rhls aocr ? e. ~ Il res - a
uhlte rubter rsiis snd os15is coz-vhssls e.
tota ends
Flower rot trsi'ises loc 90 Zc Aso .
lsrgs assortment q 3pver pets sn3 fswsr
pof Brackets
Those & 3 Tspsness PortisTss ksvs sens
out fyinE since rs lsst tod veu soogt
tken We hava = nsw lof. ksoFnrtfacai
Se<5ehs Tbsv sre b.lo~ real vasss. 0i
course soseop&T iosss ssonev. That scros-
,osy q BACK Of "a re slmraT psss tse
ecods on - Yon. Gsn't d 81 vsTv nauea
loa9sr Hsr-nf sx1rsd 80 aow asny e
tksss asn 80 es~ois$ yc1'Ts csrrie@ s~sg
this ssasc1 stacks SRI sfecFs = fasz0
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

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tLsla sA.A lefl .LzAa 81
a serllaet 9s0n t9ezH1 TIE riger LsaF
s-1Ea store - sss. -sIs sre1 a. he s-rods
- -1as fl5ea B = pa. bss gl3Bsgc- 1a<ieE
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faeg racFaif fru.1 ~Dosn E&sf. seEs GA
- help az Ese rznks ss regtzaeat e alch
ba.. La .sne- ~ rs as8 sllsse ts-e ass1-
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IL saa 4 usn i8 a regulation oYercost
ze- slta s si.5aeb hss. Eat wirh The
s1e1aiy ezrrlsze u . yss<s&n- Isas.<f Z
aL8as : l-s r-,ls away. an1 10 ca-sd or
e. .lDL
friend have yoo sny teahzeier
ia yer eissnesf
Ile. fa4saFty was smoking . cigar.
Fl Be. lie replied Il c4a glss yoa =
eiEar. Gas / aeH'f csew
..4nd don't sznake. bit I'm Starving
for 3 cbaW. repll-d tbs sentinel, ss he
lo.oksd over 20 the Othar " asIfuiiY. an
chsw. snd o-asa sn-czs on P''sE- a4y
couhdut yCu stand pat Lzinuts III
IN sscT "a the safler's yonderf
~ could" sid lie othsf. with a grim
slaiie ou hls face. and tnen he added i
~riu GIVE ne yolu Eun and ordsrs-
..lhers Isn Z % aEt r. oLlY - h4h any
body going an - them stOxes, and 70
stop 'eln a. has ~ business there"
- the sonnnel. r.2ssvel 0f ms post.
hurried ~ The suffers fer the desired TO-
kzcoo. Returning promptly, hs toOk nls
gun aud culetlv said.
III / ges a chance III ID as much for
YOU. friend. What regiment h you inY'
Not any. l belong To headquarters. .
What. % tho generals g.lazts What's
your Eamey
The quiet looking man pufed out a
cloud of smoke and said: ~My name is
Grant
Great JerusalenT gzsped the senti-
nel: Il have been relieved by Gen. Grant
himself. and didn't know him Hart
ford Post
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Peter B~lrher. Of Nsv- Durhan-. y. +.
has swapping turtle tlat moves about
on three ie~s Ia owns. also. 6 cas-
that has only one ear. The two animals
arr IN terms of sAe warunest friendship
and ara Unhappy when thev arp sspa-
fafsd Sach intimate relations did not
siways exist 6etvesu tnc1l. however.
some months axa the tisrils vicio1ssv
snapped st the eats ear snd bif Sc ca very
ciese to the teai Th. mrtiiased cat re-
tahated hy setzinS tne turties loft hind
icS wish her teeth arl claws. ard So
manra0g che bnb that 1Ir. Belchsr vas
ochectl t0 smrufate S.
Boih wcgnos healed rarid'v. and. -
th1uEh each respecte- the proves of the
ether taev beceHse ineraraala. TIE
tuftis e little lo0saicd iu the rra-. ard
air. aeichsr g thinking II f.srenlnx a
small wheel % ts sbea 70 oracle e T.
preserve rs equilibrium. - New York
S,z-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

tes,l az rreazure-rents. which has s.ros gained
fos hin crea. reputation he Is now collect
ing valuable data through tia AuthTopo-
rns.rlc bureau frCm ca ovc- TIC world Ct tie
measure nsuts of Gi1egsns tribes and races,
og csaistes. TIE iar1a,es ot prisons and re-
fc-uz-o~iss and others hc personally a.
tsrds 20 she rs>asureglEnts of t6s West Point
cadets sn4 supcrvisss tEoso q tie recruits
Tor ths army ard the police and frensn u
Bossnu FROM this material b. hopes 20 es-
tahlish scientific svsscn oc pa7sicni educa-
tion Dr. Sargent has invented aad iEl-
proved many pisces of apparatus 70 - found
IN al AYE ard well appointed Cynuasiuuns
of thc couatrs. AraCa- them might be
nac,cl the ma..sra system GO Cb-s. weights;
tie eGaptation ~ tss al useab.s weights 20
a sys.eal - developing appliances. consisting
Of chest ezpan1sTs. chest developer, quarter
circles. Inclined planes. rowing machines,
tnck. lsg. wrst. finger, neck era macy other
srccial pieces of apparatus Tor exercising end
devsfcpln- different pats 4 The bcdy. lie
LIS aiso originated some twenty or thi--T
other Appliances. and las changed tho con-
ssruceioa CT nearly every pieco q apparatus
Cow used ia sne g. .snasirln-
Dr. Szrreuss couuec-i0a vita Harvard
dates oa.s - Sep1. 1. isso. At t8e present
sus be Eas lrom t.2C0 70 800 men EnGer
c.1servetioa at the inseicusioa, aud YorsocsIlg
makes socnt i.coo physical EXAMINATIONS q
yzar Il. has dsIVsrsd many lectures, aad
srson- his writings ESY be mentioned tka
"Hsndboo- FER Develoulng E-srcsses,
"HsaHh zrd Strength Papers ~Phyzral
Eduoafioa In College, "fbo Care = the
Body." Physical Training Hints ca
sr--irf,-- "Ffsrts cf Military Drill oa
aoys.7 ard osacT subjects q lao ca2z1c.cE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

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