The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-25
b gLllSL'S HEALTH
,sTATESMAN READY
gNil,Ir ,NOTHER CAM
70 u PAICS.

Hear lht
bare - about the Mullisan Letters
fbhI" peclare that Trusts are
$40 Ht "."aIr Matters With Which
|agI' h fave Nothing to DO.
.r,y N5y. 21-A very com
Il conversation Just now IN
n discussion is tue health OF
Y, 'a..oie Blaine. The result OF
~ s-scrion5 has enhanced ma
.,''- ,,s Presidential stock OF the
'H .ciorocIty, who was unable
an ,be amplitude of the Nc
Il. an aided market for a barrel
,,or bu,hcI of American asrloul-
1,ct Eyerybo ly including
" ...snea and the hotel elevator
II ,,izrs ,he fact that if the Re-
a,rty we're caleb upon to name
4 ii,i,i'canildate this week that
r "a g. james q Blaine Natu-
? .iar,. ~ tre physical condition
RI4ige is Of interest to no end OF
y, living twice denied himself
,,l, a, a Presi Iential candidate,
P@",lery.o)d, chiefly upon account
sa,rb, people are naturally IN
"WiII Mr. Blaine be physically
make the race in 1922
or,.eman who saw aud talked
4. Raine for several hours re-
= ay, npon this point: "Mr.
| nat al we'll as any man of six
l-,..c,aIi hope to be. He has not
.1g,.ed flesh, and in this respect
,ba better. His eye is clear,
49,, strong. and he is as agile IN his
.n.gt, As a youth of twenty. How
Ga,le he could bear were he
.,iy called upon is only a matter of
.,.rra His mental activity is some
ma.yeIlous in one who has known
fSdtbe burdens and the vicissi-
[i6fmbI.c life. Always keen and
N n, mind is now buoyant and
|rw5-oa, in its grasp. He moves from
conversation with the celerity of
G,8 a clover. patch. He relates
n. aluges in "reminiscences dis
h., tbs news of the day or quotes the
| e,l the alertness of a college
| -D No one can converse with
tsrel.e, without being impress
rn. teaagity of his memory. And
ati.hIs active interest in all the
.>dlt- Mr.. Blaine says that be
.sFgtll as he ever did aud his ap.
s.uol He does great deal O.
sr,e does it methodically. Ht
l.zl5 Of his correspondence il
ne Department, but when mat
npoaSace are before him he
Er,e, aloueil his library in the ole
yari mason. This splendid, old
telU1ed Washington house, with it,
|hU ceilings anl spacious rooms, ha
eel elegantly fitted and furnished b,
(lr Bale, aud there is no comfor
F1i'lrn1t bis. He finds great solac,
b bis little grandchildren, sons of tn
|rc Mrs Ooppiuger The deaths whicl
EolE. so much grief to his family dur
f'g .-e past year have left no visibl
Pace apon Mr, r,B.aiue, and yet those upo
Sion such shadows have rested ca
a0le divine the bitterness of his sorrow
% peasant weather Mr.. Blaine makes
arl.e to walk four or five miles day
ilesasmuch as he can in the open all
Alosilg' as all intelligent men know
lllt here is no medication that vii
compare with oxygen for the man c
sedelta,y life.
10 iae conversation with the gentle
n'n referred to Mr. Blaine is quoted q
'lYIlg u admit that at the close of tt
.1IPNsn OF 1881 was pretty we'll fas
seIol.' had performed an enormor
lIoaat i.r ol work. | had my bool
'Sea'y Years in Con zress, on N
''li5 aud 1t was necessary that | shouI
2up.ete i. This | did, and then l sa
v ueed Of rest. could have gone {
y. S'.Hllg aud yexing myself to the en-,
\" li'ln8 passed the age of forty hs
''oue .2.. something of a physician. A
'.u'e rest aud recreation was what
g.c'o'l Tor myself. went to E
rts' and no American ever visit,
n J0pe more nationally, | am sure.
~ lo1 fatigue myself with trav,
"opPea IN cheerful hotels. When
-.,eu l moved En- yolTURE. Thus
NV ~, all the berauties of the count
~ ~, 'ae outdoor life was health al
Io'g 'g'' ! recall with keenest relish t
y + r. allyeS through Italy and the sou
ss,.,c9 ! ,aac9 and all this followed by t
NM u 4g coaching trip through Ell
4 e. 'uu scotland. That was indeed
Nsre rs 10 have lived for and strnggl
cg,,, iuere never was a method of
ana },lth uealth, entertainment, pasti
I-I ~ knowledge equal to this coach
Z. ~ ana Just think. a nartv nj
.,,i we've Americans can take this "a
AN. !. ". y. trl ? any summer, driving thi
e,.so.. =, hundred days at per car
C5,ol.c. C'g5I'c OF only about $40 per WEI
~ ''l's aud horses and driy
grol Oe hired for any gi,
tayq' IA: n. The The chief stipulation be
oIe, Io Il uoFses shall cover only so m;
psn ~. = q week. After all my Ell
s.cl c'''.,.. 'S' ! came home in as good .
ald / Tuition 1.oa as any man of my ye;
se,yIpgg g'opose y. TO keep it by simply
oag :. an an intelligent regimen.
nootb., ! lNe shall take at least Il
at6e .., absolute rest and open-air
pl.sIbra a'umer' Every man should
month. peFiorm enough work in !
acation' W oe able to take three mon
.yeJ, on, At Bar Harbor last sum
"a. J,iyl,, indoors in all pleasant weat
Is, h ',es yss;l There are admirable and
got opp ',g'y ~ What fund of plea
aal then VIVA, vi : three seated buckbo
about tho, "nat restful spots there ar,
'ky and Iaa ~. locality, with ever chan,
a9tolous p N1' " landscape never
thus, like q 81,