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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-15
ON SPECIAL SALE AT WINE
RURGH'S

A lot of open work embroidered linen collars,
S15 cents each.
A lot of ladies' nightgowns, tucked and EN-.
broidery trimmings, 40 cents each
A lot OF large size lace pillow shams % cents
each.
lot of ladies' fine imported jerseys, worth
SO. 90, ior 81 80 each.
A lot of fine double border null embroidered
handkerchief s13 cents each.
A lot of surah silks in cardinal, garnet, cream
blue and pink, % cents yard.
A lot of 56-inch pure linen bleached table
damask, 80 cents yard.
A lot of gents all wool cashmere socks, full
finished, solid colors, % cents pair.
A lot of boys meTino shirts aud drawers,
pearl buttons, silk binding, sizes "a to Sd, 80
cents each.
A lot of mems Vicuna merino shirts and
drawers. worth 80 cents, for 40 cents each.
A lot of mems pure linen Lion brand collars,
worth 20 cents, for S15 cents each
A lot of ladies full finished Lise thread hose
| in navy, garnet, seal and cardinal, regular
| price so cents for SO cents pair.
A lot of mems pure linen taped border hand
kerchiefs, regular price 25 cents. for 15 cents
each.
A lot of 40ineh ecru curtain scrim, open
work and striped designs ceuts yard.
A lot of pure linen crash towelng cents a
yard.
A lot of 6.inch wide Swiss embroidery, sew
eral designs. 10 cents yard.
WINEBuRaH's,
209 5. Spring ST., between Third and Fourth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-15

For fancy FOFmOsa oolonga. q. Jevne. =.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-15
The Edmonds Denta, Co.

Have opened elegant dental parlors in the Bry
on-Bonebrake Block, and are prepared to do
all classes of dental work at Eastern prices
Only experienced operators employed Re-
ception room 80. Take elevator
pR, ]. II. EpAoNps. Manager
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-15

DR.. 8. NJ. slocum, lately associated with the
celebrated DR.. Sadler, is now located at No.
800 South Main street, Moro Castle" Deaf
dess, noises in the ears, discharges from the
ears catarrh and throat diseases most success
fully treated. Operations on the eye skillfully
performed. Free consultation from A. NJ to
P M; evenings, to 9; Sundays. IL NJ. to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-15
Consult WIS. Dr. Walls.

Uterine and rectal diseases treated with skill
by her new painleFs method. Prompt relief
from first treatment Cal at Office for CITY ref
erences from hopeless cases cured 400 Fort
street, corner Fifth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-15
S. Oonradi,s RemoyaI.

, 8. Conradi the ieweler, has removed from lG
near corner of franklin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-15

1t Is positively astonishing how the Grant
kepuDllc CIgarros and ButfJs ara being sold il
this city. Everybody smokes them,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-15
2o9 5 Spring ST, between Third and Fourth


Men that used to smoke 10 and 121% cent
cigars now smoke Grand Republic Cigarros al
5 cents apiece.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-15

Tae Grand Republic oigarro takes the place
costs D cents apiece. Try one. N''''7 '-' >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

s,ord 1la11l,c, do, g. p Cured. IN tierces
AZ do IN salt 81Sc: Sides Clear kboed sinosu;
Shoulders in dry and fully cured 6D!ci 90 smossn
shoulders pickle cured 77 az se Eseos es6s
Rarnhers lcose al 7iac Butter steady PenasyvAnia
renmery Extra 20 SOC: Western Creamery Exrs 10 20
q and NJ Y Creamery Extra At lIc Wss u .v,vsos
ilai5c: Packing Butter 1l6lzc Eggs "eax
Ftr,ts al 40 Western Frsts lsal9ac Cheese steng
part SKINS oSSc: Full Skins 293c sugarkenne1t prm;
powdered AZ 7sc; Granuiated at 6c teed arm Sai
Bran sl6 OO1Sl7 % per ton. Petroenn urn ~
fest in bbls. 710c Recepts-Flour 500 Dds Dds Shin
5000 bush Corn $4,000 bush. Oats II 200 pusn 7Ssx
ments-wheat $500 bush. Corn 5000 BUSH "As "sS'
ST. 1our, Feb. l6-rour firm and higher. Wheat firm
No Red cash e6iac bid May 9Sis99sac CLOSING soa9
ssc asked July s6 oss closing 80 Corn o ss.
asked May 30A-03lc, closing 3QNc bid June 5e,
closing Sic asked Oats dull No. 2, cash z44zoac p,n
Mar z7sc but to be had later under ~ $50 hys
s s5S No Canada 77zsc Choice Wisconsin s597oc;
Fancy Wisconsin 10 a75c Low Grades Iowa and Mnneso
lO045c MEDIUM 80 55c Hayght Ioca demand nn ou,
steady at Flaxseed steady at 81 So Lead at S5 90
Butter steady 24926c; Dairy 20922c. Eggs
steady Good Stock l0iac Guaranteed l0c Cornmesi q
AZ 90 90 Lard = Prime Steamer nominal at SO 80.
DFyos gs M shSr Clear as s.
ssEs . g Ssg Clear Hams asa S
Receiuts-Flour 5000 bbs Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn
IS o66 bush oats 1000 bush; Rye none. Barley
900 bush Sbipments-Fiour $4,000 beis wheat 4oyVV
bnsh Corn 10000 bush. Oats S70O0 Dusn. rye ooov
bush Barley 5000 BUSH.
TOLEDO Feb l6wheat dull cash 9s l0l c May sS 20;
July DOssc actlve cash. February 80 &c say
sec cash 2ec GloreTssed gb o Susb
Corn 1000 oats 1000 bush shipments"heat sooo
Cloyerseed S03 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
200 Sass gsERsa.s 4OOO eOs whsa.

Barley 1920 bush. shpments-Flour 1000 bDla Wheat
10000 bush. Barley 1900 bush.
MIsSEAPoLIs Feb. l6.-wheat quiet but steady. Clos
ing quotations ,werei No. I Hard February 81 22 do
Northern 81 IL do March 81 Ia; do Nay Ell is on track
u ll29l IL NO Northern. February lOlc; dc March
lO2c do Nav 1903 9c track l03 lose Receipts were
132 cars; shipments SO cars. .
New Mixed 20 e29bc; Rejected 2c oats quiet;
NO. 2 White 250262c No White 2f025c Rye scarce,
nominal: No. 2, 45046o Whisky firm Wines 81 W :
Spirits 81 o. RecepsCorn 600 bush oats 1000 bush
bush
PHILADELPHIA Feb l6-Four quiet but steady; Western
and Pennsyvana Supertno 81 1908 00i do, do Extras
SUgs 90 FAMILY No. %S F'P ~ Iss Roller 10
Process 81 59s5 00 Ohio Clear 81 6094 30; do.
Straight 81 90as5 IS Indiana Clear "a 609Si v0 do
Straight e 909s5 25i ST. Louis and Southern Illinois
Patent Choice IS 409$G 90; Minnesota Clear
81 ass 90 do Straight IS O00$5 81 Patent SO 90
SS6 IS Rye -four quiet but steady Choice az S5 90
for Choice New. Wheat-Market unsettled Ungraded
in export elevator lose; No. Deaware Red IN do lOGc
NO Pennsylvania 1859 do for March 799sc do for
April lO0ql0 10 do for May 99s 0lOOhc Rye steady at
66c for No. Pennsylvania Corn quiet and lower
No Jow Mixed in grain depot at 81 &c No. Mixed IN
grain depot Acc Steamer No Yellow in grain depot Ale
in grain depot and 2Othst elevator Al ao No in export
elevator 4OL,d4Os4c: Mixed for February 4Oa0AO34c
do for March 40s641c do for April Al 2042c do for May
lSc oasMarket for lets dull but prices ruled steady
futures dali No 2 White February 80 2034c do March
3l9344c; do for April 34403iiac; do May S35c
Potatoes dull White Potaoes-New-York ana Western
s5a3sc; Burbsnks and White Stars choice 35o. Nam
moth 30 Hebron and White Elephant 33035c
Provisions dull steady BeefGCi% Family SO 90 per Dbl
Hams S1S 500i4 Pork-Mess, New sl59l5 SO; do Prime
Mess New $l4 So do. Family SO 6Ool6 co. Hams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
4 sToRY OF a LONG FAST
9x,euaN pusEN SAYS he HAS FELT BETTER
SINCE HE LEFT OFF BATTING.


SINCE HE LEFT OFF BATTING
A statement published yesterday 10 the effect that
ry,rau q Van Dusen, of No. 2o56 Seventh ave. had
Sn fasting for fifty days more and working all the
sma attracted considerable attention. A Tribune
norter called on Mr. Van Dusen to learn the truth
~ ths story and tie latter gave hts experience as
fo,,ows: 81 had suffered great deal from stomach
troubIes. and on December 90 made up my mind to
s.s what fasting for while would do for me
tried II orstwo three days and felt so much better
thai decided to keep IL up. Since that time have
sa,en nothing and / drink only two glasses of vchy
: dav MY mind is clearer, rest easier and feel
IN every way more contented than did before
can't explain It and don't try to, but 1t is So I
work In grocery store"
When asked If he would 90 willing 10 submit to a
scientific test to determine how long he could go
without food Mr. Van Dusen replied: am not
seeing notoriety, and do not see what there Is to
he gained by such test II there was enough In
Az mights Van Dusen says that he has lost no
fesh by hs long FAST and his appearance bears out
the statement.
His employer, Mr. Hawkins, says that Van pusen
lives with him. and that his folks have tried every
means of inducing him to eat He he has al ways
found him Trustworthy and knows of no reason for
dolIbting his story Professor Alfred A. LOOMS was
requested to give his opinion the case. He said
that he did not know anything about 1t personally,
but from the foregoing statement he did not believe
that it was genuine fast. He said that there were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

steady Oatmeal steady RsOepts-wheat 400c bush Corn
10000 bush oats 5000 bush shpments-Whest lA'oeo
BOSTON Feb l6.-Flour active and steady Common
Extra S3 asa co.. Wisconsin Patents - ~ go w
Paents 1s6 90 Minnesota Patente 50 20 40 SO
spnng Paena Choice to Fancy 81 lo0s7 90 Corn qals
"a aa45c Good No Grade 43043Lc Oats quiet steady
No ! White 3904Oc No. White 35135to shorts dnll
steady Western Extra Creamery Eastern Extra
Creamery 2Sc Northern Creamery csc Provisions
steady New Mess Pork els 269l5 50 Old Mess PORK
Sl6 6O1l6 25 Prime New Sli 6o94 T5 Lard - 90
dgq 80 Hams steady Small IL l2dll3c; Western
small lIasl2c Beef qnie5 Mess 75SssOO Sss.a
firm New York Extra l2a l24 Vermont Extra l2c Eggs
dull and steady Eastern Extras l62o e; nerm9n. tx
Extras ice Western Firsts Giac. Recepts-Four 220O
bbls $500 Corn 4700O bush Oats 5000 bush
Shorts So tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

on tho Produce Exchange today the Butter market was
steady Elgin Creamery 2lgZ9oi Choice Western 509
22o Choice Dairy goa 22ci Good 10 Choice Is 02Oe.
Eggs steady Of 10 l1914c
CINCINNATI Feb 16-Cotton steady. Flour fair demand;
Family 81 206s4 IS Fancy 81 751sl 80 Wheat firm;
No 2 Red lOoe Corn dull No. Mixed 3262Sc. oats
sac. Pork dull nominal at slf 10 lard at 80 so Bulk
meats unchanged RIBS at 81 %. Bacon Quiet !
Short Clear az 81 62l Whisky steady sales OF LOLA
bbls finished goods the basis Of 81 o. Butter arm
firm at 95sc Sugar steady; Hard Refined TIA New
Orleans So 059ao Hogs weak Common and Light SO IS
head; shipments 77o Eggs quiet steady At l2c Cheese
firm Choice and Ohio 10 90l1e Eastern Exchange
easy, unchanged Receipts of wheat 700 bush ship.
ments 200 bush.
MILWAUKEE, Feb l6-FIour active steady Wheat
firm; g3ss May 061a 997c July 95as995 &c.
Corn steady; No g.. 20 iac oats neglected. No White
Provisions rmer. PorkCssh at sll l2a LardICash az
80 9TH February So co. Butter irregular Dairy $4,000
Eggs weak Fresh l4o Cheese quiet steady Cheddsrs
at l0sc Recepts-Four $500 bbls Wheat 1880 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

BALTIMORE Feb l6ooton nomnally steady Middling l0c
Flour ouiet nrm Howard Street and Western Supernne
25O15 5O do SO 90 a. 80 Family do "a oO45 ~
tS MiIls Rio Brands Extra IS 25 az 30 Winter Wheat
Patent s6 50 80 Spring do DO So 60g7 10 do DO stgh1
AZ lOa6 so; Extra 81 60 70. WheatSouthern nrn
FuitE lO73ll2c Lopgberry l050lllci NO; southern
l06c Western unsettled 30 Winter Red spot % S &c
White al a43c; Yellow 40a43c Western steady Mixed
spot al 80 March at s0 04Ol9 April at al 04l &c
Nav al 42a42i4c Steamer at S94139i2c oats quiet but
firm Southern and Pennsylvania were quoted at 80 q
lc Western White 80 asa 2c; do Mixed 29a3lc draded
No White s33 a634o Rye quiet steady al 010DSo hay
steady: Prime 70 Choice Timothy SIG g09sl6 90 FRO,
visions quiet Mess PORK at sIl 90 Bulk Meas SS
Bacon-shouiders Sic; Clear Rib Sidos TIC Hams
steady at l29l2i5c Lard steady Refined At SIC.
Butter steady Packed l6820c Best Roll lSdl1c
Creamery 22a29c. Eggs firm at l30l32o. petroleum
quiet Refined lOc Coffee firm steady Bio eargoe iaiT
f7S0l7iqc sugar quiet steady "a soft 6'se copper
Liverpool per steamer quiet and firm Cotton S2d flour
ner ton Ia 20s Grain. per BUSH 5a54dj Corr lot
orders IS Sd ass Cd Recepts-Flonr 5000 bills Wheat
5000 bush. Corn 10000 bush. Rye 1000 bush. snip
ments-Flour 1000 bbls Corn $4,000 bush rye l,OoO
bush. Sales-Wheat l73.O0O bush Corn $4,000 bush
BUFFALO Feb. Wheat-Active inquiry for Old No.
Hard and No Chicago Spring sales $4,000 bush old no
Hard al al "a No Northern 81 25 No Northern 81 ID
No Spring ST 49, Winter wheat quiet but nrn NO Red
at 81 OS; No Red at 93l2 No White Michigan at 81 O9
Corn unsettled No Yellow at 60362cl No yellow
at 36c No. at 38936'4c oats 9niet aud weak No
White at 3ls4c No 3 White at 20 030c No Mixed at
No Canada 969c No Extra 65 667e No 3 Canada
SO a62o Rye dull and unchanged Flour IN good demand
and higher Spring Patent S? % al 80 Best Winter
S5 $4,000 Afileed weak Winter Bran Sl4 %. Cornmea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
90 Get.

ON BoYLSToN- ST, BoSTON.-front
" parlor, one flight, bay-window room, lSA
q, for display OF costumes or ilne under wa,
and eorsets parlor on opposite side OF hail
used for exclusive private millinery house
appointments entirely 1rsi, class only those
having reputation for the best Work need
apply. Address Miss STEARNS, l52
SITS Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
ss&F. az ~ s :zs s sas

Flour nrm and higher
Cash quotations were as follows No. Spring Wheat 1910
10 Spring Wheat at 93S95c No 2 Red 1916 No.
Corn "a gc No Oats 25sc No Rye as &c. No. Bar
ley nominal No Flax Seed at 81 90. Prime Timothy
seed ~ 47sSl - Meas Pork 81 % per DBL Lard 81 %
salted shoulders boxed 50 509g7a Short Clear Sides
boxed ~ 1910 Whskey, dsors finished goods 81 %
per gallon sugars-Cut Loaf 7s@Siac Grsnnated 7isci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
THE STATE OF TRADE

always some leaks in such cases he did not regard
the genuinenes Of Or. Tanners fast established.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
Gitp Real estate t1anteo.


VIZ ANT to purchase private house. 51st 70
w 62d St, west OF 2d-aYe., slO,OOO 70
e15. coo. Possession required May list
4 Owners address ESTATE, Box 1915, Post
lOnRce.
I vETANT private dwellings, $4,000 70
w SOS, 900. also fats and avenue property,
TO sell, rent and manage. owners send par
ticuiars at once. Lists now open:
y. o'HARh. LIS 2d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
Real Gstaie.

GENCY FOR MONrCLAIR--Ha
4 some residences and building sites
for sole; houses 70 let season or year.
CLARENCE b. TUBES. BeekInan-st.'
n. Y.
EOR SALE OF TO exchange for unim.
il proved property tenement nelghDorhsoo
r,~eferred handsome fats on 9th-ave.,
south OF o0th-st. including corner lust com.
Melted; for further particulars address
p. T.. CALLAHAN. 22o East 42d-st
EIoNTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
lsl Handsome residences Tor sale az
moderate prices; houses 70 let. furnished
and uniurnishei PARSONS & TAYLOR,
70 Cedar-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18


A LARGE front fo0n, three windows,
n southern exposure; board II desired ;
well-kept house. 129 East 27th-4
M RYANT PARK HOTEL. 8sth.st.. eth.
ID aye.-FamiH and single with board
o. per week and upward without board,
50 90 per week and upward
- INGLE ROOM, Overlooking Madison
- Square excellent board house ard 40.
pointments frsteiass. 20 East 29d-st.
THE ARNO, 2sthsL and BroadWay.- =
Il Handsome furnished rooms, with or
without board: permanent or transient
ID AsssT1s nan ssp ss 5as sssPy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
Countrn Real estate 90 Eet

& ARATOGA.-TO let, for the summer, q
- large, elegant house on North BrCa1.
way, suitable foy large family or select
boarding house. w. Y, Saratoga, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
miscellaneous


LBERT G.. SPENCER, go 6th-ave.,
n near 18th-st l. station; umbrellas, par
asOIs and canes made to order, recovered,
repaired and for sale. SIX ~ and w.
TTENTION.-f control STATE agents,
n saesmcn European connections ex-
perienced ability; desire 10 represent nrmA
manufacturers as commits agent
IRVING. 80 Harrison-st., New ork.
10 ATH.TUB SEATS, adjustable. e9nyen.
I'D lent low price sent on tflal: Cali or
sead address. EMPIRE NOVELTY co.
10 East 14th-st
RILLs, claims. Sc, collectedi no charge
ID unless successful /; law suilsI &e:; IoVh
up your books MERCHANTS UNION, COL
LECTION AGENCY established 1870,
926 Broadway, corner 12th-st
ASH AND HIGHEST PRICE paid for
" stores, stocks, merchandise OF every
description; dry-goods' stores, clothing
shoes groceries, Sc. city or country; Ad'
dIess COUNTRY MERCHANT, Jos 4th-aye'
I PAY CASH for any stock OF merchandise
i or furniture; also whole stores Doughl
out, as dry Goods, clothing, shoe grocery
sCHwEINBURG. us East p2d'st cu'
this out.
XVANTED-To RENT or BUY.-A small
w foundry ana machine shop give iull
particulars. V. & r., Glen Gardner, N. y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

EoR sALE.-Apartnien dwelling, q
\ rooms; u per eeat on inyestment
POTTER & CRANDALLs so Egatbush-
ave. and is and 20 Liberty-st-, N. X.
&3 Q00 GREAT BARGAIN. ne-room
spC'Wvv HOUSE. with inpfoyements;
300 OF more. o. all cash. LADD q CO.,
lbs Fulton. below saratoga-aye.
&47S 01nTo LOAN on bond and mort
sD,VVVRage 20 per cent OF yalna
uen. IL per cent; 90 per cent o. yalua,
y. ssen ,, psf csns; 81 Dot cent q yalnatlon,
5Sjs;sANpA All ~ F4stbush-sse. and IS Ana %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
domestic 6itnatlons t1)antso

Males.
TTSEFUL-MAN.-By a young man, for
~ all work walt make fires. furnaces; err.
raDds assist In general work; DO any WORK
to please for moderate wages; city or coun-
try indoors or outside good references. At
13o 0th.aye.. near 10th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
domestic 5itnations Danieo

Males.
~ OOK.-By O nrstclass French COOK
~ speaking English. IN private family or
boarding housc wages moderate cry ot
country. Address HENRY d. 20 mcSs
llth-sI
- OACHMAN.- competent single
Y Frenchman long experience ana very
GOOD reference; city or country Call or al
dress ATE MARCHAND, 10 East 4lst-sI'
COACHMAN.-By a young man; thor;
y OuRhlY understands care Of horses ana
stable work nrstclass city references. Al
dress MARTIN DALE, Tribune once.
q OACHMAN. by an experienced man
~ from Vienna IN private family ~.
dress JOHN NATZLER, 375 y. Honstoh-ss,
- oACHMAN and GARDEN ER-By =
y single young man (29l thoroukny
understands the carr Of fne horses car
rages and harness good and careful driver !
also a good gardener ana experienced man o ~,
gentleman's place. Address ~ b. A'o'V
2d,aNe.
NOACHMAN.-Ty middie-aged man good
u driver and horsemani sober and l.li.
able understands his business Thoroughly
kff52 sssiSFssssosN &riSua. t osos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
Rooms ioanteo.

o ADULTS want handsomely furnished
I'D apartment; LOCATION must DO choice.
Address with particulars. EVERETT d.
RFCTORY. "A West 35th-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

eli s1e.-T1NB SINGLE BRICK
y lt,. FLATS best location; only 20
minutes 70 Ridge ail improvements;
LADD T. CO., 1898 Fulton, below Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18

NURsH.-By an active, neat young French
from Europe; can sew: capable Of taking
fun charge OF Infant from birth. Seen at
Nine. JACQU1N'S FRENCH BUREAU
COP 6th.aye, upstairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-08

over the days work or excite ourselves over
the days pleasure, we do not 60 to sleen and
shall not unit! by some means we have driven
or drawn tho blood from the brain TO some
other part of the body. The worst nossibIe
thing is to keep the head hot by wrapping it
up or using very soft pillows. A hair pillow
is often better than a pillow of feathers.
warm foot bath or hip bath is a COM
mon expedient, and the yet simpler one
plunging the hands and wrists into hot
water Is often efficacious; towel or hand
kerchief wrung out of eau de cologne and
water every one has tried; and an ice bag to
the head Is the same idea more thoroughly
carried out. Robust persons, whose circula-
ton is quick, recommend a cold water or
cold air bath, on the principle that the blood
driven from the skin by the shock will come
back presently with redoubled vigor. A hot
bottle or hot brick is a safer and pleasanter
remedy for weak people and for children,
who, when they worry about their lessons
after they so to bed, generally have burn
ing head and ice cold feet.
The surest way to get bad night is to eat
an indigestible supper; but, ON the other
hand, small quantity of light food taken
just before bedtime often promotes sleep. es-
pecially in those who have been exercising
their brain since the last meal. A cup of hot
milk or cocoa, or, better still, cup of beef tea
or beef extract, sends many person to sleep
who without it would have lain tossing for
hours. Hot lemonade answers the purpose in
many cases, and is, besides, a food that is
often wanted Little children who have tea
early often sleep better after a bit of bread
and butter or a biscuit and a drink of milk;
and sometimes, if they wake up and lie awake
an hour or 50, they sleep again quickly if
they are fed. Many bad sleepers might pur
sue the same plan with advantage. The
remedy depends on the very simple fact tina.
nothing can be in two places at once, and
that if the blood is called TO the stomach for
purposes Of digestion it cannot remain in the
head to be wasted in worrying.
1t is to be regretted that some remedy for
the distressing wakefulness of old persons can
not be added. They DO not need so much
sleep as young ones, and it is quite natural
that it should not como to them. But the
days are long and tie evenings are dull, and
they can't see to amuse themselves, and so
they retire when 10 o'clock strikes, and hope
rather unreasonablyl to sleep till late next
morning. Nature asks them for less, and they
give her more, and grumble because she does
not accept. Moreover, they have often dis
counted the powers Of sleep that they have
by doing during the day. Some of the above
suggestions may be useful even here, however,
and in addition it may be said that the COM
paint of sleePlessness is seldom made by
women Of the hard working classes, who, if
they go to bed at 10, rise long before S, and
occupy themselves to WEAKNESS during the
day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-08
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Fads in the Fashion of Ones Name-A
IinOr Virtue OF Society.

Fads in the Fashion of Ones Name-A
lIinor Virtue OF Society.
One of the fashions OF the day which Ell
quette smiles upon without actually requiring
it, is that of extending ona's name to its full
est possible length on visiting card and invi-
tations; thus Mrs. James W. johnson be-
comes Mrs. James Wentworth johnson.
On the other hand it is fad quite as late
and even more exclusive for a lady possessing
an uncommon patronymic, or who for any
reason, such IS being the wife of the Oldest
representative of the family, considers her
self entitled to precedence of others of the
same name, to drop all Christian names and
figure simply as Mrs. Penrhyn' or Mrs.
Johnson" as the case may be, But unless
there are some very distinctive circumstances
to justify it, such proceeding is aptto cause
both confusion and III will