The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1891-09-22
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i. When ,DT'ofes oIdd 'Idp AIS. .lgs2a.,E'sgi2 ,sE'ssgii2

others may be- afm8st sara 10 be young
at eighty. A man Is just as old as
his tissues, pafffsuiafly THOSE III his
artahd brafhH,i aha there areF y oct6ge!]
niarianfss VITO, for mental and physical
Volatility thight be their own grand.
s6nss. The e'ssetret~ Of Such ipiefpetuai
youth Flies mostly in nregalar exercise,
Whether III Telling Trees orfh the hum.
bier form of the daily s'cohstifGtiohai.."
Even when life hasiat last fallen into
the sere and yellow leaf, exercise of
kind and amount suited to the sshrunk
shanks,'n stiffjGints,. brittle bones, and
other eyidences9fi senility, will keep
the furnace of ii the.a vital. LOCOMOTIVES,
| aglQw long. afteF other less Jcaretal'y
stocked have paled their inetiectual
fires, Rnt this can only be- done Cto
continuethe metapherl byslaekepiAg
speed and reducing pressure. MT old.
menwill. JUMP hedges iasl in JthAir salad
days, they will not improbablY do sobo
musical accompaniment 81. .spapping
thigh bones. If they trnn to N catch
trains their hearts are extremely likes
! lv,to mark their sense ofisuqh. an OUT,
/ rage by astoppingiiwTk Drss slianr
mondDofGW ashington,r hasir collected
seventy csses which hay @ occurred in
that city during the Aastrtenayears OF
men lqyingusqddenlM from running
after street Garsnt .xus4as11 a 8tii9j
,, If - man has, ridden all hisIlife, he
i may continue toidO 80 as 4ons as ehe
can sit onBa horse, etherWiaeathisr eM7
ercise ~ too violent fqrthe aged. aThe
"constitMiiensH iSlnpquestionab)y3tAe
sheet anchor efSAd,age asufapias eSern
] else is conce cernpd.-4-Aeea-sa nothing
] more abelR.,Ny tlsenuthats feaGh' walk
should be taken Mitha definite pur-
pose, if it is only to set 0pes walchfby
7 a ,partiqplar clock. To, have an qRjeGt
Tot some kind makes AL the difference
I between -Whqles9ms exercise landi the
I listlessl dragging about ofl the dead
weight of one's own body, which
4 makes walkipg one yof tlIeq.msst far
,i2aipg~as well Az ilhe h ngp}11.ss qffIa III
\ WhQle,sahect the golden rule for ex-
ercisea ahrough all the .ssYen chapters
Of man s4iftfapge, r,qyentful rhistory,i
ls.topse itathat, the .,stream,, of life
shall fowiswifti and clear, never stag
mating. like a muddy pond, aud, on the
other hand, never dashing itself ITO
pieces in merea foam and fury---Sir
Mf99rell tMicKsrmieso ,.tn Gp,un n,!i an
Tlnao azt-44Atstff4t.fttit azt-44Ast +t-4ttfttinIri grYlf
EDifaGH1 a;Siok aAnts.jir1 guHm div
ptG EuitI" rI4+Il -z-la-.ir uoIIgulD hn
u, ,sGn,,teY nc;piftlL nil tn.sall,od fIlt
fHla The ant If fsaid tt g ,y hay9 thf lgYgest
brain 9Ini according to ilS size, 9f any egea-
fqre i in The the woraa AS a aqdI HIn hosa i stand. I'D
reason sp that st 80 ~ muSh S}Rr brain m9St give
flse T. numerous 4SPyS & fomFlEPalaiantS .FlEPa ant he
a heaa Hf sHf IS ifqme M flRlPnSsS lP fha haSe seen
thnri99agh, ,9 9qr " microscope TeGcnilY tend
To strengthen us in our opinion.
II, There Y', are are many ii times that ants
leave their. underground palaces for
exercise N isISs fresh !, air, ,foPaTsomqtimes Pa to
engage in battle-but one day. NE no
tied 1Tsnls STsomnlssthing entirely dihsrTf;nt, ,gyl
A number of poor, -sicklyants came
up ,toI the surface, each accompanied
by several attendants. / ,knsw they.
were sick, because they were. so ema-
ciaied and teefhhlIee7liippddesd,r teefhhlIee liippddesd, Wey ifm7 ifm7I
lgsiipNed that ai..IMH WHOLE ,bospital had
Iurned alsI ;oqt ;2Ia f9r sSSiring but tlhereJ
iesBmesa s to b bslanothHere4Al9qGitn .H As,sgraYsl
'trSong=l90kling l ant ,was sitting foot
B9Ie 'bBoye the hP ground aoR ,tr brick wall and
mgaigine glig apr surprise ll Mhen llny ap inyaIgjd
,fept slowly UP tbs Mall, Maill, IaRBd iaf9 imme5
illste|X thssPI physician Pissis atp apt began tP3
aakf Passes eyer sths, AFFLICTED
leadl az though be- BE- ger were trSipg ta taf7l ef7
9st 5s 5 sure by the h M Meecttrrieal tral aqalitiesd
f his ant danteapa Ha s oE feeleps s LII 1.-The siek
rs rfamaiasfd f9qa psgfeqtly pert st ssmsq9ti m9tiopIsss obi
Iith g9Yefai bead Wills essipg through arAu
22sERe 22sERe tneilqQPesra3i n,aiaIfs. aO alamfrl !
rAnd so.oas after, ,apotherTcameE ppt i
u .E1tsessmenal from SUNRISE aantilisHadI ],
:towhencL Il ceased avebserHatiensea: liis4 |,
tEHhe next popaiAg aarlYtIXe went &
IT tagaiHto awatch. ssapatheE EzprogFess : &
u the mites were all gone. .l!ssyeriat .,
Wy tewadead anessgth hastlmpstihsNsI i
en- too far sonesSta ube Qsred The.E +,
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