The Dickinson press., 1889-09-14


grant II:,v;,Ma-S",me Heavy Smokers.
Much has been written about cigars
bacconist, "blt there are some thin.s
that haven't been told vet. For liz.
stance, do you know that dry smol,in,
is on the increase? \ dry smoke is max
ing away with thc cigar without lighting
lt-crunchin@. chewing, crushing away
on il with the teeth until the last particle
OF ilIre is extracted.
"What is the origin of this habit
asked the reporter, as he pulled away at
Il fragrant Havana the cigar dealer had
passed over to him
'ln nearly every case it begins with
heart scare. You sec, i'm some forms of
dyspepsia the stomach distcu,ls with
! wind and presses a trillc against the
heart. The smoker turns pale as he rc-
fleets that the red corpusclcs of the blood
have become triarigula1c,l, as his scicn-
tiiic '"tor' told him they WOULD and
now he must give up smoking if he
would live. But giving up smoking is.
with most tobacco users. far easier said
than done. Then GENES the compromise
ThciriyEtrncd smoker holds the cigar in
his mouth but does not light it Every
nerve in his body is a-puivcr. and moth
nlg but the extract of tobacco will uIlay
that NERVOUSNESS. The teeth press down
upon the unliyh,r,l torch. the micolinous
fluid starts This is Il dry smoke The.
man soon learns to like it. and the habit
grows upon him just n, the real fire
smoke habit had done But hc is no bet
ter off lle gets fully as much tobacco
int" his system by that praclicc;,s ,v the
oth"r-ln many casCs' more.
Can Il man get away with many cl.
g;lrs in that waN:
81 should say IGINr !. clls'olnr.
Il we'll known atiUrnri who buys
daily II box of twenty five imported lla
wanna cigars, for which hr pay, nae 80,
or eighteen cents apiece He is wealthy
ana can alTor, the expense. H., dry
smokes these cigar, pretty thoroughly ,
too. have another rIistumrr--a real
estate broker, and one Of tire most COM
Danionablr and surahlc OF fellows who
'nAs thirly y-ivr straight trn-crnl .!u,.cs
TIC clyars every morning, and lac smokes
every one of them himself s,hullI,l I,r
give One To friend he iall another tn
take lis place. lri, systematic in all
things, aud he "ilI smoke no more and
no less than the number mentioned"
The reporter subsequently saw this
broker, who confirmed the statement
and denied that hi, nerves ar his health
wcrc in amy wise affected by the larg.
number of cigars he smul.,d.
, Mems wllins and raprcsi are shown
as decidedly in tho matter of cigars a.
in anything in the world, y play sician
/, ana popular one, too, smokes llsi
seven ci.5;irs II day, 10 more and nu less
G and they are of II special brand. lie has
| smoked them for thirteen years. Dur
ing all this time, ho assures me, he la
never smoked ono more or one less laI
seven day. Physicians are called on
SO irrcSllarly that one would least OK
pect to find method in their ranks; vet
he has IL regular hour for smoking, ;n
Will let nothing interfere with it, III,
pays twenty-five cents apiece for his
cigars.
cigars: Is it possible fora man to bc
educated up to IL particular brand, so
that he can enjoy no other"
"lmaginatien plays Il biz part in that
particular y certain brand which has
had Il big rum will suddenly grow ul,-
popular Smokers will declare the
quality has deprecated, but such l., not
tho case. Any honest manufacturer will
seek above all things to maintain the
! quality. It's imagination | demon
stratcd that once to my entire satisfac-
tion. had an excellent brand which
for convenience Ill call the 'Esc,mi,I,
but it pallcd on my customers taste.
Knowing it to be Il splendid cigar, the
qcst quality of goods carried, got the
manufacturer to change the name to-
well, let me call it Tho Amber, and at
other name took to it handsomely That
was II year ago, and ! have DO more
popular cigar in my entire stock.
Has the color oi Tic wrapper any
thing to do with the strength of cigars:"
1T has very little You will observe
how small il part Of the weight it, is. 1t
is the filler, the great inside bulk. which
determines the quality Of II cigar 5
strength. and not the binder or the
wrapper, neither of which constitutes Il
| twcnticlh part Of the volume Of goods
| used.
"Concc:ning favored Il;,sana ci2;lrs:'
There it is AGAIN How often have |
heard self ST led com oisscurs in import.
cd cigars invite attention To the ,lcli@lt.
full perfume in IL certain brand and allc%r
that therein i, the virtue Of the ci.ar
"l.ct me tell you deere i, not "a manu-
facurcr in Havana whoever did or ever
Will export Il scented cigar The. do
place stems in n llpgal,ru'l and lill it with
water. and Use the w;,ter when it 3,.
comes iimpro@ @natcti with HE strength OF
the stems for the s',ril!.lin. Of the tpI,.lc
co when they wor.. il But this is done
70 give Slightly added strength to the
sopt!s, not to perfume it There l., no
cs,. nee or extract Oh th. face uf the.
earth that cal compare in excellence
from the smoker standpoint, with ll..
natural bouquet of choice tobacco grow n
in CUBA LIT me sl back to tie wr,.,
per Lt,ir~-, to say this;
! Don't Sou know t!!;lt the .5I.ms.tls
| wrapper i, hcin1 USED moro AMI muol.
I by domestic manufacturers, not i3upail
any distinctive flavor. OF tu":lestr,il-sth
/ on 10 take it AWAY ir"ti III" ci-..r, Int in
"rdc.tp add tp it, cuimcliul.--3. IN. leaf boz
ing very smooth and rrrtt... II the wrap
I per ;.iIcctod the str n..tl' II tic ci.s;.r 10
any extent, OF i!tto:'i't I'D iii amy degree
! "!tii IS ilavor nla!lll;!r .urcr, would not,
us they do here daily in .Ainciica put Il
Suinatra wrapper lrtiilI q filler of i'm
ported Havana tobacco which is OF far
better quality and Of more desirable
strength. Chicago Herald.
4 school OF Motherhood.
I There are already established abroad
cer'ajn schools for mothers in which the
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