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Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

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Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

The finest Winter and
 summer Resort in Cali fornis, eighteen miles from los Angeles, and rrsched only by the santa Fe & Redondo railway; an elegant h mily hotel; beautiful dining hall, with ocean views from every seat. Service, table and Ap- poin ments not ex- celled. Best tennis court in the state. Fine boating and fishing. Bathing all tle year round Rates, &3.O0 per day and upwards; {i1O per week and upwards. special rates by the month
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
stage Lines.
|. s. NAIL AND STAGE LINE.

Passengers from Globe, San Carlos, Fort Thomas and all points below will please take the stage at solOmonyille for Duncan on Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays at o'clock d. m |, making close connection At Duncan with the train from Lordsburg to Clifton tnd MOrenci Also with the stage h r Carlisle, New Mexico, returning from Duncan to SOlomonyile on ar- rival Of train from Clifton and stage from Car lisle on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, ar. irving at SOlomonyille at u'oclOck D. m. keep good corral at each end of the route. This is short road free from dust and chuck holes. Commercial men taken on any day of the week.
 NOAH GREEN,
 ProprIetOT
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
Florence and Globe Stage Line

CARRYING S. sS,--s15sS-,S lts, WELLS, FAeGc MAIL AND ESE yE EXPIRES. AtTAGE LEAVES FLORENCE DAILY FOR EC Riverside and Globe st o'clock, F. N. stop, all night at Riverside and arrives at Globe al j o'clock, P. M.; returning, leaves Globe at o'clock A. M. arrives At Florence at 1 o'clock A. M, Good accommodation on the road, inn proved line, good stock and comfortable stages four horse coach every other day. ". E GUILD, Agent Florence. E. F. KELLNER S CO.,, Agents, Globe.
 EUGENE MIDDLETON.
 Proprietor.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
NOAH CIR FEN,
 Pr0pfLetor
Globe < Ft. Thomas Stage Line.
Florence and Casa Grande Stage.

Stage leaves Casa Grande at 7a m, each morning, arrives at Florence at ll:3O a m. Returning leaves Florence at l 80 D. m., ar rive at Casa Grande at C D. m. Makes connection at Florence wi h stage for Globe. This line Is fifty miles nearer Globe than any other llne.
 DREW, STEVENS & co,
 Proprietors.
Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
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Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
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Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

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Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
NgTlCE TO THE PUBLIC.

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Arizona republican., 1892-08-02

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Arizona republican., 1892-08-02
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
ENGLAND,s AwEuL wEATNER,
SNOW Storms, Floods and Freezing Tom
Il pcrnturc--Grc Damage 10 Cropa.

Snow Storms, Floods and Freezing Tom.
pcrnturo--Grc Damage TO Crops.
LONDON, April lS.-Britons have good
reason to grumble ut the weather now
prevailing. People were beginning to
congratulate themselves upon an early
spring, when suddenly there was a
change in tho temperature, and mid.
winter weather again set in. Snow
storms prevailed throughout the length
and breadth Of the kingdom and tho
budding trees and sprouting crops were
much damaged |.
The telegraph service throughout tho
country has been disorganized by tho
breaking down OF wires beneath the
weight OF slcet that formed on them,
and poles were blown down in every
direction. Many towns were and arc
completely disabled by drifts, and com.
munition with the outside world by the
destruction Of tho telegraph wires. So
great is the damage to tho telegraphs
that tho ordinary force OF linemcn find
themselves unable to repair tho lines as
quickly as t0c demands Of the service
require, and soldiers have been employ.
ed to assist them.
In tho county. OF Essex the Stour,
;Blackwator, Lea, Roding and other riv.
ers havo been swolled to an abnormal
height by the storms, and in many
places the country is flooded. In come
parts the situation is serious. The loss
incurred by farmers and fruit growers
will be very great, owing to tho vegota.
blts being either washed out OF the
ground or. killed by the frost. Fruit
trees that were budding and giving
promise Of an abundant yield are now
blackened and will yield nothing. Great
damage hos been done to the crops in
the Channel Islands. On the Island OF
Jersy, whore snow and frost are rare,
the weather has been phenomenally
cold. 1t is estimated that here alone
the loss on tho potato crop will amount
TO el50,000.
The cold showsno signs OF abatement
In many places the ground is covered
with snow foot deep. In some parts
ofthe country tho storms have been as
severe as any that occurred during tho
winter--regular billiards., in fact. The
meteorological observations show that
the storm now prevailing is travelling in
a northwestcrly direction, and dis
patches announce that it is beginning
to be felt in the Baltic, A heavy snow
storm is raging to-day IN North Wales
and Cheshire. Dispatches from Paris
and places in the north OF France state
that hail and sleet is falling and the
weather is bitterly cold. Itis feared
that much damage will be done to the
early crops there.
The troops at Shornclife paraded to-
day, as usual on Easter Monday, and
waited over an hour, exposed to the
boisterous and cold weather, to be in
spected by the Duke OF Cambridge, the
commandments OF the forces. The
duke did not arrive at tho expected
time, and finally the troops were dis
banded. Soon afterward the duke ar
rived and found tho parade grounds de-
serted. The soldiers were again sum-
moned short review was held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
Tho Beethoven Concert, !

At Beethoven hall last night the
Beethoven society, assisted by several
soloists, gave splendid concert, under
the direction OF Prof. II. J. Arbenz, as.
sisted by Meistcr's orchestra. The over
ture at tho beginning and the selections
at the end, by the orchestra, were well
rendered, and showed the improvement
the orchestra has made. The choruses
"Wein, Webb und Gesang," "Liebchen,
wach aui," and der VALID des Fried
EMS" were eScellently sung by the So
clcty. Misses Minnie Boselvand Annie
Shaw played 4 piano Duet, and Miss
shaw played piano solo. Both young
ladies arc pup lis OF the conservatory Of
music. ~. =
4 flute solo by John stunil, two vocal
solos by Mics Lizzie Rinehart, n clario-
not solo byJ. II. AIoister and IA vocal
solo by Carl Hermann completed tho
programme. ~
All the selections were we'll per-
formed, without exception. Prof Ar
benz has his chorus woll under control,
ana deserves credit for his successful
handling OF the Beethoven. 5.sf f;
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McClelland will Train Iorc,

Everett G. N1cClelland arrived in the
city last evening from Pittsburgh, and
will 80 into training to-day for lis
titteen-mile race at Recreation Park,
Pittsburgh, on May Z, with Corners, OF
Chicago, the particulars of which have
already beengiven in the INrELLIGEScEn.
McClelland's trainer will arrive in
Wheeling to-day from Fall River, Mass,
where he lives. Mac gives Connors a
quarter mile start, and the race is for
$3.50 q side, the winner to'take seventy
five and the loser twenty-five per cent
OF the gate receipts.
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A n1uto Recovcrs Speech.

Alphonce Hemphline,. Of Summit
township, Butler Co., Penn'a; madefan
affidavit that his twelve.ycar-old sHson,
who had had St Vitus Dance for twelve
years, lost his speech, was completely
cured after using three bottles $ot. Dr.;
Miles Restorative Nervine, andEalao re-
covered his speech. thousands testify.
to wonderful cures from using'itforner.i
{vous diseases, dyspepsia, nervous debil.$
ity, dullness. confusion Of mind, Shoad!;
ache, etc. Four doses OF tits Nervine;
cured Mrs. w. Z. Burns, South Bend,
Ind, who had been suffering, with con-
slant headache for three. months.
Trial bottle and elegant book free at
Logan Drug Co.'S. N r (. 4 x 4: "a 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
CONCERTS LAST a NIGHT
BY tho Arion and Beethoven Sing
ing soclotioo,
ASSISTED BY OTHER TALENT.
An Artistic Treat by Both Societies,
Appreciated by Large Audiences
Other Local Talent Assists tho SO.
cictics, and tho Result is Splendid
Success. HESsj N

Yesterday evening ono OF tho finest
musical treats Of tho season was given
at tho Arion hall by'tho Arion society,
assisted by tho Opera House orchestra
and Mrs. Flora Williams. 1t was the
regular concert, given every year immo.
diately after Easter, and a largo audi.
cnce had assembled.
The first number on tho programme,
the overture to tho bohemian Girl"
was rendered by the Opera House Or
chcstra. Thefull strength Of the Arion
singing society was next hoard in tho
"Nlorgengrusc," by Kroutzer. Mrs.
Flora Williams sang in splendid style
"Dear Heart" and wascompelled by tho
tumultuous applause to sing IN encore,
"Tho Devoted Apple" a pretty little
piece, being tho selcc ton chosen by
her. Mr.. Alfred Spc il, tho son OF Di.
rector Spell, OF tho Opera House or.
chcstra, played exceedingly well a diff
cult piece on the violin. Z.
Tho beautiful old German Volklied,
"Muttcrsccleaallein," was beautifully
and effectively sung by a double quar-.
tette Of male voices, and the pathos OF
tho song was we'll brought out. A
fantasia from Suppe's "Gluecksrittcr,"
wns XII n familiar airs and soemnd n
Ln tho more nonnj,r nj tbe two n;ocss
ulovnd bv thn orcbcstrn durinr tLe
r arnni", $500 o
.Thr Roccors Iovcn cbor,s with
h,r;tone soIo by r ! D;crmiIlor xaa
snlendid,v s,,nc Mrs Flora Williams
sanr Go,inod's mir. "Sinr, Smile Slim.
horh with te,linc affect md for M m.
corc oovo Iossen's "Es war DIN Trsnn y
Shnwos occ6mnanioI nv, Prof ShocLov
M No y;olin and W;ss Morv St;fol nv
W., n;ono Thn NI;sSoo M3rn 80 nr vm
and Flora st;inl norformed otr;o ~, W."
piauo a fantasia from Ia File Ju Rny.
,mcnt hn;nr vol renIo,od hv III,
vonng ,ndios Mr. Edmmnd Vohn,s
maonificcnt hoss wos hoard ~ sniend;5
advantare in Rossini's "Pro prccotis y
Mr. Vain 10 voun0 hnt hia vo;ca ho".0
snlenJid nossibilities and dosnrvo. t%o
hast tr,inino = : - = ~
Tho most nrotan.;ons n,,,hor an t,o
programme was .rescrved ior tha last ap
( IDEAL chorns With orcbestro, 'n aoc .an,'
nonimcnt il somoth;nc rare.;n SVLoai
mo the cynonsn of tha reheorsa,s h mSu
snitic;ent r. deter INV attomn,s ' y; ue thss
Jirnction NJ ioster;nn cborns s; ~ NV
with orchestra Tho descrint;va seng
"Auf Oiiener Scion the omen SEN sen j
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At tho now Jnil.

There was little trouble at the new
county Jail yesterday, all the workmcn
quitting for few hours on account OF
the discharge OF some union hands, but
the men were reinstated and work re.
sumed at noon. 49, ES1r5@,7{
The foundations for the boiler house
between the court house and jail, which
is to furnish: heat for both, are about
completed. 4,gi'ils D Ali5i
Tho work Of cutting a hole In thaoi
southern stone wall OF tho Jail to but
in an extra window, proved to he a very
toughjob. The wall is like solid granite.
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Mark Twain Club,

The Mark Twain Rod and Gun Clubs
Dali, Mt the Turner hall last evening,
was largely attended, and was m orderly
ana thoroughly enjoyable affair. Many
VI INC guests were prominent people Of
INC city, and the members We'd with
each other TO SEQ who could do most to
contribute 10 tho enjoyment Of their
guests and patrons. The club added
another to the feathers which adorn its
cap ny the eminently successful event
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
snlliynn,s. "Hlnok rhnrn n. .

Ihis hurrah musical comedy drama
opehea at tho Grand last night TO an
aIuaience that nearly filled Colonel
ueAther's cosy house. The curtain
VT, mfnt up on pretty garden scene, in
S SNicL three pretty girls and the won.
ueFluI child actress wero discovered
TS1hslns very catchy opening song,
NC me dramatic cast is unusually strong
, MSS Abbie Pierce is without a doubt n
SSsfy pretty and talented woman, and
n ne Sctlns as tho wronged wife caught
H tae house. The play is bound to draw
o ots houses, and everything indicates a
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Y StH Fl.l-r W
a Good Dceler to Patroniz,.

Mr.. Alex Frew, III Main street, sue.
,cessor to Frew & Bertschy, advertisos
elsewhere in this mornings paper i some
things OF interest to persons DESIRING to
buy carpets or furniture. In ibis under
taking department no has made tho
completcst arrangements for conduct OF
funerals and the caro- Of the, dead, and
those who patronize him will find his
facilities FIRST class, his stock com pleto
and his prices favorable. S.ss s.,
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y &. H#. a.rH - ....-. a...
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.

Stage of Wnter:and Movements of Boats.
The River Interests.
The reports from above were:
Morgantown-6 feet 6 inches and sta
tionary; cloudy.
Brownsyille-s feet sinchcs and fall
ing; cloudy.
Warren foot 10Y inches and falling;
clear. "
The steamer Andes Lett for Pitts
burgh yesterday morning.
The Hudson will pass up for Pitts
burgh to-day, and the Keystone State
down for Cincinnati at s a. m.
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DIED,

fE- DIED. rH.F.a
MOORE-On Monday. April 49, 1892, Mt 1,:4O
O'Clock q. M. HOMER OSBORNE son Of W. NJ.
and Nancy Moorc, aged 9 years, II months
aud 20 days. 7,- ="
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
from the residence OF bis parents, Sl4 West
street. lntorment at Tent Burial Grounds,
Friends OF the family Invited to attend. q
,TRACY-On Sunday afternoon. April II, 1892. ut
+ $3.50 O'Clock. HOWARD H.. oldest son OF ".
Newton and SAllic Tracy, aged 10 years, 10
months and II days no II :
Funeral services ut the residence OF bis parents,
rear OF No. o. Fourteenth street. on Tuesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. Friends OF the family
arc Invited to attend 1ncrment private, at
iPcninsular cemetery
.ADAMs-On Sunday morning, April II, 1892, at
80 6'o'clock, JonS ADAMS, aged GO years ID
months and II days. ID & .r,.7 s1i.
Funeral services at the family residence, No SD
~ Market street, on Tuesday afternoon Mt .
aa { o'clock. Friends OF the family arc invited to
az attend. lntermcnt private, ut Mt. Wood
cemetery. No flowers by request.
GIBsON-At 1929 a. ul.. Tuesday, April 10. 1892.
athcrrcsidence ut 2Sl 7'Eotl street Mrs JANE
G.. GIBSON. widow OF the late John Gibson,
aged O. years. -
Funeral notice hereafter. tfqs
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:
ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers in tho City and Whosltng Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Lou Swabacker is in the East on
business.
Rev. Father Mullen made flying trip
to Wellsburg yesterday.
w. S. Mccullough, the druggist, is
down again with tho'grip.
Nelson Cecil left last evening for the
East on another long business trip.
Miss Sallie O'Conner, Of the South
Side, is visiting iricndsin Pittsburgh.
T. S. Bowers, the South Side shoe
dealer, went to Charleston yesterday on
business.
Mr.. Frank II. Smith, Of New Cumber-
land, is in the city, tho guest OF his
brother, $. G. Smith.
Mr.. Joseph D. Elson, the attorney,
is visiting his sister. Mrs. Rev. Dr.. j.
Sumner Stone, in New York city.
William A. Lynch, the Canton, o.,
lawyer, and a director OF the Wheeling
Terminal Company, is at the Hotel
Windsor.
Mrs. S. P. Brown, OF Chicago, is the
guest Of her mother Mrs Ziegenfelder,
on Market street. She is accompanied
by her little son, Sidney.
J. W. Gist, OF Brooke county; J. w,
Shroyer, OF Fairmont, and Dir. w. C.
Ogden, of Fairmont, all OF this state,
registered at the Stamm yesterday.
NJ. G. Tyler, OF Monongah; Manager
George Heard, OF Pittsburg, and John
W, Young, Of East Liverpool, formerly
Of this city, registered at the Mcclure
yesterday.
L. i. Smith, OF New N1artinsville,
William kincaid, OF Cameron, D.
Dowar, Of Warrington, and A. G. ,Gra-
ham, OF FairvieW, were among the West
Firginians that stopped at the Behler
yesterday. II.
Charley Kilmyer played for tony
ball ut Morg0ntown last week, and an
enthusiastic newspaper man says OF
him: III it is possible for one musician
TO put more enchantment into music
than others, Prof. Kilmyor did that
here" y,
The Chicago correspondent OF the
New York Journaiist. saws: "Dana /,
Hubbard, financial reporter for tho
Herald, and q newspaper man held in
high esteem, is at Mercy hospital, SUI
fcring from fractured collar bone and
other severe injuries, occasioned by,
falling off the embankment OF a bridge
while the draw was opened. He CAME
to Chicago from Indianapolis, where lie
was connected with the Journal, and
has been identified with the Herald over
three years" Mr.. Hubbard's scores Of
Wheeling friends will hope for his
speedy recovery. h
Iris sweet to live, but oh how bitter
to be troubled with o cough, day and
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Marvellous improvements,

uo Ms. William L. Hearne has lot to
Hallock Bros. the contract to build n
n rIH.S..ve loot retaining wall along his
rroI on the north bank oi the
ttbbe s, and work is in progress on both
s Sna. wall and tho one for S. Baer's
SSons, Just west Of it. This wilCloaye
, wv ABOUT 100 feot OF tho creek bank
VII 10 Market street, unprotected, and
~; %'I y, Sorl! u wonderful mctamorphosis
u. M mat piece Of real estate. The walls
S Stv 20 % ten feet in thickness Mt the
S oOtI3 hI and two and one half at the TOP,
"ta Quilt Of solid stone laid in cement
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Half Fare to Omaha Via tho Pennsylvania
Lines.
For the Quadrennial Conference OF
the NJ. E. Church at Omaha, Neb., OK
cursion tickets at half fare for the round
trip will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines
April q, IS and 80, and will be good re-
turning until June |. Any ticket agent
of the Pennsylvania Lines will furnish
particulars upon application. rusAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

:; LONDON, April 1s.-At the bicyclists
meeting at Brighton today Fowler, an
English rider, in a half scratch race,
beat Arthur A. Zimmerman, OF the New
York Athletic club, nine yards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
Elcts-Sccue. Whaling

"say, YOU heard about that, family
that dyed eggs with aniline. didn't
your" s'..
"No; what happened to them?n
"Why, they died themselves"
"Ahl Didn't digest well, eli 2, 4.
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co IN thousands OF cases tho euro .ilrt Of n
t;nn N Is, Is tho preventive OF consump.
w o!i me surcst cough medicine in tho
soI ,1I LIS Is Or. Woods Norway Pine Syrup,
satisfaction. 5sss ua. - : q. o.
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EpwARp. 1. ROSE & Co., n 81.
I;weltthIstreet, have just,rcceiyed. a Efu!E
line Of velocipedes and Tricycles, and
will have them on display this 5(Satnrr..
day. afternoon. This completes their
line OF wheels for all riders who NAV
como lsitl ''44 n.y. % 1ll-.
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all th I ' Yn Novelties in Footwear in
'A' 'eadins styles just received.
IL ", BLOND.
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~ wonder why they call this thing
out here on the. corner an electric
light" h,
!, Because it is an electric light, per-
"No. it isn't light. It is so heavy it
bent the iron thing it hangs on" ri.
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Go TO Kurner & Co., for Wall paper
q: and Mouldings, OF all descriptions. 80,
Twelfth street.
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Towering and .Deciduous Trees.

TO beui doic
imported direct
JAPAN MsrLE JAPAN OAK Saeayed
LA Weeping Dwood RURt
Willow Kfaasdf w iii Ss n tP EIs Cut
1 +
Illustrated Catalogue FREQ. Az ,357o -7--
Telephone 05S ~ 2}.ly ig.s-ES-EjlD bridgeport y.
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Iris sweet to live, but oh how bitter
Ito be troubled with q cough, day and
night. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, how
ever, is o suro remedy. % cts. :.
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II CANNOT sing tonight! Ny throat
is sore" "Oi course you haven't tried
Salvation OIL" 's.No.n s''Then get it.,
and you will sing like the BIRDS" An
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-02
HOW 10 pRlvlNr seAsloNNlss.
rw" % Three simple Esi,erlmcn,s That
Are Worth rfying.

Two 90 Three simple ESt,erimrnts That
Are Worth TfyinE.
Tho sensation OF scasieknk- on board
II vessel can bo lcsscncd II itt prevent.
cd, BY looking at objects away from the
vessel and therefore ecnrmtiyciy
fhcd, lao olodds, tho horizon, the
shore or q passing vessel, without any
part Of the vessel intervening. Tho
benefit Of tho iixation OF the eyes on dis.
tant objects Is not known very aNton.
sivuly, although some eStromo sufferers
have recognized u rs valuable r..
source. For moderately susceptible
cases that method OF preventing sickness
has answered oAtrpmoly we'll Another
method OF preventing seasiclncss Is the
conplcto adjustment OF vision for the
time being by baudaging the eyes. Tho
bnndasc should he applied before start.
ing on the voyage.
Tho method answers extremely VOL.
It Is said, IN tho majority Of cases. The
patient should lie down also. aud gat tho
benefit Of The horizontal position, which
Is an old remedy, although Il ia known
that In several cases bauddging the eyes
without lying down has proved to be
preventive Of scasicl,ncss. A point
raised against thas method Is that blind
persons arc affected by seasicknoss
sometimes. tho effect being caused 10y
something besides tho visual impress.
sions that affect others. The variations
OF physique and temperament arc very
dinorcut. and the liability TO scnsick.
ness varies but 1t is probable that in tho
majority Of cases OF persons who are lis-
bio the prevention Of visual disturbance
by visual iixltion, or by temporary abo-
liiion Of vision. will be practicable. and
that In u small percentage OF persons
who arc liable the abolition Of visual
action may not DO sufficient to pevcnt
sickness.