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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
Tie Movement Cure aad Educational or
HYGIENE gymnastics.

III gienic Gymnastics
The price OF life IS notion affirns a
writer on gymnastics, and adds. The
Swedes, many years ago, perceived the ele-
meut of truth in this, and established the
movement cure Discovering that many dis
eases were the result Of inaction. they con-
ceiyed the idea that motion was needed 20
infuSe life into the patient The movement
cure had It's birth IL philosophy and common
sense, and Ii many cases has been most
happy in its results"
We hear more or less about the Swedish
movement cure nowadays, but many people
dismiss il as simply 8 new form OF quackerv.
That this Is not the case Is clearly shown In
an interesting account OF its origin, given by
Miss Ellen F. White Ling, the originator
OF the system, was 8 Swedish officer, who
happened to discover that q laTnenes5 OK his
own arm was cured By fencing. lie re-
fected on this fact, and then made an eI-
hausClve study OF anatomy, physiology and
pathology for the purpose Of testing the
principIs which he thought he had d-scov-
cred As result be evolved his system, ard
It includes medical, military and educa-
ttonal or bygienic gymnastics. Tie object Of
the latter Is to preserve the balance OF power
IN the body; that Of the former is 10 restore
the balance when il has been disturbed By 4
loss Of the proper proportion between the
parts. The theory premises that blood Is the
carrier OF life and Of disease, and that the
fOw and the quality Of blood can be con-
troled, or az least regulated, by gymnastics.
Mabel Jauness another woman who has
made an intelligent examination Of several
systems Of physical culture TOW in vogue,
and who has been already quoted, SUNS up
the subject, in part, as follows:
A perfect system Of exercise IS that where
ererglzed action IS supplemented By devital-
ling movements TIE enerZizsd action. FOR
giving impetus 70 tie blood, diTusing lie
and warmth, for developing the muscular
sysceu by supplying It with increased nGtrt-
rent IL tAe increased current Of blood; the
cev-taLEing movements, for relaxing TIE
nervous system, giving grace Of movement
and freedom Of expression
Rational physical culture admits ot swing
ing dumb beIls and c.zos, executing uo7e-
Eae1ts with wa1ds ard rings, and ali e1-
ercises Of large and well appointed gyu1ra-
SUN as wal a. light, free uovsz1e1z Ths
o2s point 70 De kept constantly Il mind 10
that euergi1ed movements EGst ros BE Used
70 the exclusion OF Gsviralizlrg movements:
that rolliczinE. exciting action must BE sup
pieElsn-ed By reposefzl Elovsle1.s or tie -
sClt VII De muscle a. tie expense os grace
and err-zsSirY
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
''Reasons WHY

You should pauonize the great Rock Is
land route:
/ Because it IS always first TO give
cheap rates.
= Because it gives 70 its patrons only
nrst-ciass accommodations.
8 Because IL runs free chair cars on all
trains and Pullman sleeping cars on al
night trains leaving Wichita.
/ Because its ticket agents viii sell you
tickets and check your baggage 20 destina-
tons be it east. west, north or south, and
always ready 10 give reliable information.
s. Because IL Is noted on account OF its
gentlemanly employees and the attention
paid its patrons.
O. Because it is the only line that ladies
and children can travel over without
worry or trouble and receive the best Of
treatment by all employees.
: Because its tracks are OF the heaviest
steel rail rock ballast iron bird ges, com
r1odi0us station houses and the finest eat
ing houses IN the world.
These are only few reasons why you are
justified in selecting the great Rock Island
route wDen going on a journey for business
or pleasure-Ior comfort, speed aud safety
the Rock Island route Is way ahead. Gail
al the ticket Offices OF this company fer
rates. da'eS, and routes and further lnt0r
nation. 200 East Douglas avenue.
15-tf c. \ RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

Tie po-dercus bell frame Of the vessel IS
now hanging over q doorway II one OF the
tctels a. Deal Beach, Just north OF AsbUry
PARK The vessel had large sun Of money
on beard Only 4 small portion OF 1t was
recovered. n September. $50, the steamer
Vera Cruz was lost IN = hurricane OF TIE
coast OF Florida o. ssventy-Ctne persons
On board only ten succeeded n reaching
land IN 1881 tie steamer Bohemian was lost
II re Ir-sh coast. Size wSs oce OF SIX steamers
Il The GSyIaRd hze, plying between Boston
All Liverpool Taa vessel was total lcss,
md tairrT-sve persons we're drowned n
1855 tie British bark Oswlngo, OF the voyage
from SYDNEY, Australia, 10 Wilmington,
:oundersi CT Oparo Island, II = de-s south
longitude. The captain and creF q the YES
81 remained on the island from the 4th q
September 70 TIE Ian. when they were taken
81 BY the French gunboat NoiaSe and car
ried 20 TaEiti. TIE treatment shown the
POOR unfor-1nates by the master and oz-5csTs
II the gun0oat was shameful Tse captain
wss compelled. with h-s officers. . 80 INTO
kA- far-->sS,1- VIA liz Sa14a-S- Al Wa fsd
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

In q storm Of this kind which is so general
in its nature the mind ceuters not 50 much on
the loss Of property as the loss Of life. In the
various kinds Of disasters which occur 70
mankind there IS scarcely anything more ter
rjbie than . shipwreck Death itself IS a
simple act, but tho hours Of anxiety and sus-
pense, which in a shIpwTeck always precede
1t, can scarcely be imagined
II one could take a Journey down To the
bottom Of the sea and look upon the count
less nUm5er Of wrecks which lie there, he
would be appalled, At the sight. From 1874
to 1S79-jusr Cue-qUsrter Of a CeEtUrv-the
number Of wrecks or the British coast alone
was 5000 odd. with 6 loss OF 1879 lives.
In the years I576-77 there was the enormous
number Of 4,16+ wrecks, but a loss Of only
116 lives. The first great disaster at sea Oc-
CURED as far back as Ii20. when tie Blanche
Nef was wrecked and 363 persons we're
drowned. In this disaster persisted the chill
dren Of Henry I, and as William, the heir 10
the throne, persisted with the others, it NAV
be said that the whole course Of English his
tory was changed by this accident, The dis
ester led 70 the accession Of Stephen. Among
the great disasters OF the earlier part Of this
century may be mentioned the wreck Of the
King George, packet running from Park
gate, on the Dee, to Dublin, with q loss Of I25
lives, the Prince Of Wales. the same year,
with even a greater loss Of lie; the loss Of
the steamer E.lsmers tche first steamer
lost, with s. loss Of four lives. and IN
IS4I the Governor Feure- and Nottingham
OF Holyhead, with a loss Of 10 lives. In
1853 Asbury Park, y J., was tire scene Of
q terrible wreck The ship New Era, bound
from Liverpool with q load Of immigrants,
went on shore IN dense fog Beside the
ships crew and officers. there were SO inrai-
gra1s On board. Only 405 lives were saved
from the wreck. Tie next morning the
beach for miles was screvn with dead bodies
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

DRESS l-CICC15 = allowed
n the choice Of gowns for the attending
bridesmaids n Fig Is shown Ga attractive
model for Z little girls dress. Il IS II white
latin uc-veilieux, with q sash Of the same
led az the back The edge Of the skirt IS
1ordered with q lace bouncing, with which
he deep collar CORES ponds. The oversklrC
5 cut IN barrlemenrs. The hat, 70 match, is
likewise trimmed with feathers and lace.
4 small page to carry the train Of bride
eas become quite an institution Of the swell
English weddings. \ successful costun5
s ons in COPY OF the old Flemish dress and
,0usists Cf plain cUtaway coat worn over
,loss fitting b-eeches, all made n fawu col
1rel CLOTH ct the knees are ribbons and
-oseues # pale blue; the large vandy ke collar
nd cuffs are Of plain linen, beautifully hem
,cI.ched, and the RE5e1s hat IS Of fawn
color, with a long pale blue ostrich feather
t has g capital effect, and is quite novelty
after all the velvet and plush which have been
mostly worn 51 these occasions.
IN Fig. may be seen 81 illustration Of
n imported GOVT for bridesmaid It IS in
white cashmere and MORE. The bodice Is
trimmed with gold passementerle ard q lace
iabot. The tuIle bonnet IS OruaDented with
lilies Of the valley and ribbon bows. Cream
pongee silk makes graceful gowns for brides
maids. Effective gowns worn at q recent
New York wedding were Of gray and white.
The dress for the brides mother is often q
subject Of serious consideration. An ap-
prO9rlate gown for the occasion designed
IS one Of gray velvet. draped full In front
and trained to the back Gray, mouse color,
and electric blue velvet are al fashionable
for such gowns In New York these velvet
dresses are made with trains and ara worn
with pecc.coats OF brocate.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

TIE eminent Dr. Aagasse Voaso:a Is qaoted
as strongly iudoEsi1g tee virtue Ct rocThia
II TIE treatment u insanity. Dr. Vcssoza L
said 20 have persisted IN ths Gse u opium
and Elorphia for this dsss2Se daring reaT.y
twenty years pas-, treating maria, zeIxrcho-
Ia. criminal insanity and moral insanity
with satisfactory results Or. Folsoin 1ses th-
hyt-och.Cra-s q uao-pkla Approximately
Il tie initial dose BE does Tot srcee1 ooe.
two OF three lilhgr@s. light cases a-e
Sometimes rslie-ec By daily dose & Eve G.
81 ce1-z-aEs, while il other eases tee dose
sas % be increased % seventh csn.gra-rs
day. Tie influences Of tie uaedicsEs S szo~E
BY re62es ot tie taos and cootrrc-zvcz,
nausea, vomiting. general seoztlca e heet,
tss;Eufe, s2sep, loss e weight, dl-zlzE-lo- q.
s-ts-isl se-Ssoa: la.sr, tAs co.or improves.
AM there IS g2-o u -eaee. L & remarked
TIA. TIE prese-ce of 3 cc1g=sced coEdsloz q
tie czreb-o-<pSzAi system prsseuss az absolute
contra izdLa-ica 10 tie Esss * z3rrk.a. Is
SCI - e-i1ansE aid EezAcr~ p&<zESS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Try the New and Popular Lin :.

The Missouri Pacific Colorado Short
line, leaving bere AZ eos .. ~. rJnn.n9
through 20 Denver Colorado, via Pueblo
AID Colorado Springs, with only one
change NJ Geneseo. Leaving on this trair
you arrive aJ Pueblo next morning at
II.5J. Colorado Springs 1870 Elegant
new Pullman palace sleeping cars through
without change. Remember this 5 the
short line and that you make direct con-
necti0ns az Gene>eo. On your arr sal az
GeueseO YOU step from one car into the
other For further information and res
ervatjou of berths call AZ city ticket office
- North Main street Cheap excursion
tickets to Colorado points and salt Lake
City.
Z. E BLEcELET. Pass. and TEt. Acc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Frisco Line to y. Loais and the East.

The -. Louis & san Francisco railway
is row the only line running Pullman
Palace sleeping cars from Wichita % st
Louis without change; and IN addition to
this service they also run elegant free re-
cliRing chair cars and handsome day
coaches between the two mentioned cities.
The Frisco line Is the shortest and
quickest line under one management be
tween Wichita and st. Louis, and has for
years furnished 10 its patrons an unsur
passed through train service, not being
dependent upon connecting lines 10 make
a through route a. J. the case with other
lines, consequently The delay 50 vexatiOUs
10 travellers are not encountered Only
one change Of cars 70 Boston. New York
and other principal intermediate cities
Trains leave OAK street uEsOn depot 81
iGi0 a. u. aud 10 ?. N.
For lowest rates maps, time tables and
any other general information call upon CT
address W. D. Murdoch. passenger and
ticket agent, No. ~ y. Main -
y WISEART
Ge-I Pass At s. Louis No.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

success. The boys
have always an
swered roll call to
J 0 hnny O'Brien
and It has never
been &c md possible
TO break his power.
He regards those
opposed TO his me-
thods fair wealth
err and "parlor
house" politicians,
as he calls them.
He was born in
the city where he
has so much "I1-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

The late President
SalOmon, Gen. Leg
iCime, Boisrand-Ca-
nal, Aa0igat and
others, have during
the past few years
kept the country
in a fernent. Gen.
Solomon being III,
and feeling that his
i cath was near,
proposed 70 add
cate in favor OF
Mani.lL. The peo-
'ple were not only
weary Of SaIomou's
r7lIa but did nor
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
The Work OF q Watch.

Tie average watch IS composed q IL
different pieces, comprising upward O. 400
ss1a-ate and distinct operations il its manu-
faesc-e. The balance MSS L, coo beats or
vibrations per hour. I, ee0, 0s0 n thirty days,
l57,6s5.0o0 Il one year; i travels $500
inches with each vibration, which is equal -
nine azd hall niles II twenty four hours,
80 mills l. tairey days, or 3.55S934 niles IL
&c ye2r. New Yo-k Telegram.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

There is 4 tradition or legend thaC Labra-
dor and Ant.cosu were given By Cfod 70 Cain
for an abiding place, and tlss perpetual
silence and dssolAtion should DC the heritage
Of those regions The Indians called the
island Naeiscoete, the country q vallIass7
The history OF Auticosti. since is discovery
BY Jacques Cartier, II 1874, has been g rec
srt1 Of s-l.Te-In-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
MILITARY EDUCATION OF TIE EMPEROR s
SnV5

SONS.
It is pretty sight 20 see the three elder
boys salute their father, when he enters the
nursery, IN true military style. Prince
Augustus William, who Is not quite years
old yet, initiates his older brothers in giving
the salute
When with their mother at Oberhof castle,
in Thuringia, the young princes are In
sCructed in military occupations. They have
1 miniature redoubt there, with two small
cannOns, where they play sentry go, or mimic
an assault, while one Of them beats the
drum IN the cut here given the three Oldest
boys are depicted as taxing a lesson in the
forming Of bivouac. Little Prince Angus
tus William, while too young to actually take
share in the WORK, appears 10 be greatly in
.erested in MS brothers proceedings.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
SUBJECTS SURE TO ENTERTAIN OUR
eOYS AND GIRLS.
The Emperor Williams Five Sons-How
These Little Fellows Are Early Trained
for a Soldiers Life and Instructed IL
Military Occupations

How are the boysT IS the first question
the German emperor, William II. ASKS his
illustrious consort on MS return home from
any OF his numerous jourueyS TIE emperor
is very fond Of MS five sons, the youngest OF
whom is little baby in long clothes. In
Prussia" Prince Bismarck once said, "we
are born with a soldiers capote on our
shoulders This holds good with the en-
peror's children As soon as they emerge
from short frocks, they have 70 don ninia-
ture uniforms and accourremerts.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

GENTLY from those worn at recent affairs
Of the kind TO produce On the minds of guests
toe idea Of novelty.
Both abroad and at home, Directoire gowns
made Of white brocaded satin in large de-
signs are more or less favored by brides.
There are others who prdser gowns made OF
corded six, satin or MORE, instead Of the
large figured brocades. a brides dress seen
recently was entirely Of white MORE, the
whole front being covered with Honiton lace.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

Another handsome
bridal dress seen
presented q train
and bodice Of white
MORE draped with
lace, and white
crepe de chine EN-
broidered IN silver.
A wedding dress
made recently BY d
New York mOdiste
for a widow was Of
q chaudron brown
velvet and silk,
trimmed with tan
colored canvas IN
terrhreaded with
gold There were
large canvas bot
tons, and hemmed
friling of broad
soft muslin fell
over the six vest az
the throat. Wide
-, - -11-vrcrI
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Nc Mad Ha-Ss.

Such thing as hare going nad Is net
recorded il nedicsl works Such Z thing as
4 March hare being madden than q February
or an Anril hare is said by Or. Perkins 70 be
az shSQrdlVy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Spsciai 10 Ts~zsaip Trustees.

We have a complete line Of books and
blanks a. required BY the township tTus
tees, township treasurer, justice Of ths
peace, constable and road oversesr. Orders
Urom pity filed Correspondence solicited
TIE WICHITA EAGLE.
oioQ-t Wichita. Kansas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

For farm loans call at LON bard
Mortgage Company Money paid as soon
as papers are executed. dsS-w5o-tt
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The : L Davidson Mortgage company
has plenty Of money 70 loan Oh choice in
proved CRY property. dla<tt
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Free reclining chair cars are now running
OF all trains on the c., X & y R'y, Rock
Island Route" between W ichits, Topeka
Kansas City. St Joseph. Chicago, -
Louil 4tt
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Passengers for Wellsford, for Co.dwater
and Ashland be sure and take Lakes
straig ht line and save twentyfoUr hours
time; arrive. at COldwater At $50 p. n.
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noEs.i E.s.s. Ar>n..

Pocket real estate boozs for lands and
lots, for sale at thisoffice. Orders by mail
promptly filed. Address all orders %
The WICHITA EAGLE, Wichita KAN, K
P. Murdoch. Manager dSS tt
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We c2z furnish tie paper and ruse K %
order CT sGc-- Eotac@ for pylctSrs who
print bar cocxets Ne car 81 c-Sers OF
Is.zAt-a-1 use1 4 EAls counzT .ZtE
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FLORVlL CELAN HlPPOLYTE.

Ee Is the Nan Who L Leading the Hay
tan instruction.
The people Of Hayti are still busy with
their quadrs1nIal revolution. Gen Florvil Ge-
Ian HIppoIyte, recently minister Of police and
public safety. is II arms against Gen. F D.
Legitine, president OF the republic. There
are more claimants TO the presidency OF
HAITI than there are to the throne Of France.
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There ara some who remember TIE wreck 70
this day, and they say that the bowling alley
ST Hathaway beach was packed full Of dead
bodies On the day after the disaster.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
JOHN J. O'eRlEN.

The Ian Who Is Causing Trouble Among
New York Politicians.
Mr.. John J. O'Brien, who has excited q
connection in New York political circles,
having been accused of trading" is said 70
have ruled the political roast" II the metro
polls for many years. His sway is auto
cratic, and MS orders are promptly obeyed.
There have been several efforts 70 do away
with Mr. O'Brier's services, but without
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Rent registers for SAFE at this Office
Orders by mail viii receive prompt attsn
ton. Address the Wichita EAGLE, Wicb-
tia. Eau. 15-tf
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! sS1 Tram 20 81 Louis ana the East va
Nl--orr fArf1c ~

Com posed OF dzy coaches, elegant fire.
reclining chair cars. AID Pullman sleepeTs,
leaves Wichita a. 1l55 a n rams
through TO 81 Louis solid. arriving there
al go a II. next car. This Is oae and
one-halt hoursq zicker than s1y other line
running both reclining chair cars and
Pullman sleepers from kere through With
cut change. City ticket ostee - Main
street
Z z BTECELEY,
dl41-f Pass. and I.ck.t Ager =
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We take great pleasure II informing
those who anticipate Spending the cold
winter months il tie warmer climate Of
TIE states q Georgia FLORIDA, Alabama,
Mississippi. louisiana, AID Texa=, t1Gt
ire Missouri PaciEe railway = How ready
70 quote excs-rInxlT Io= sIcurssCc rates
20 al -Ee popular winter resorts q the
souta. We invite all 70 cal ard obtain
Cur loVresc rates before purchasing tickets
elsewhere Tbs and c.Ez- information a.
% routes. co1rectLa1s reservation q
bert1s = sisepSgz. etc vii - chseTtz-sy
given by calling a. sisy ticket oE5ee. No
IT y Main 81 O. a. depot, Co-Esr =
" icai.a and Secoz1 stres-s
AZ z r BLEcELEL ? &T A
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At certain intervals the wind swoops down
on the Atlantic coast and shakes things up.
II you VIII take up a map Of North America
you viii notice how uneven the coast IS ali
the way from Maine 10 Florida 4 cape VIII
jut out from the land twenty or thirty miles,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

mated. Crescent and Nantasket beaches,
near Boston, after the storm represented a
disastrous pictur-cottages blown over,
piers wrecked, bath houses destroyed and q
scene Of general devastation.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
OLD OCEANS WRATH.
1T HAS LATELY BEEN SOMETHING
TERRIBLE TO WITNESS.

Some Notable Wrecks in the History of
Modern Sea saiIing-How the Recent
Storm Affected Some Localities on the
Atlantic Coast.
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The popular LIE tsr CzEasorz.a. O-.xoz-
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Each Township Treasurer should
have : Treasurer Record. stray Record
Transcripts. Compiled Laws CT leoj. and
a FIJI assortment q b2A1kz Eox sale AZ
tbs oEsce-
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OEly 81 rozz6 Trip 70 Dszr>v. PEeoIo
AID Co3o-zco Sprays, zz-e - q ruuld Up
20 salt Lake aid Cg1sZa. Va tie Ats-gs4FE
PAc4Ec railway - Erw xaGrr Eze Pal
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1lailD eagle
WHAT SHALL WE WEAR?
STYLES THAT HAVE FOUND FAVOR
IN THE WORLD OF FASHION.

There are many grades of fashion at the
present moment, and, in one way or other,