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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

A bottle of A. B. G. Alternative row may
save you q weeks sickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

Old papers for sale at this ofico at rs
cents per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

The best assortment Of Oil-C Chandeliers,
tor country residences, at Klein's, go east
Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Fiofr,,or wheat'. Concert Last Night.

~" thilul concert was rendered at the
-.Df Men.s Christian Association Hall
,I. .t.. Mr. Leo Mheat's music Is popular
t.. 20 tle community VITO have ever heard
.,. l.'. AT nis selections on this occasion
f.,. ''N' were hls own productions, aud there
r,. ally enjoyable. His playing last night
le..' ituily CHe0Tsd ana charmed oYery
f,i.i. The Miller brothers are adepts ON the
Tf "ul recalled the old daye Of the quarters
49,, w p. bofilon u the concert WAS ably SUI
t.1.i y SIR Carrie staude- Rowe, Mr.. Tyson,
s.s . II. DiaHiofd. Mrs hove was Ia tine voice
U...s..t fAgui8iteiy both tho principal neloc-
~ ah4 !be ensofes that we're irclsted on. SIR
t,bs,',,',e ,',e iLo house by storm with his imper-
Z H., ns o. tue negro Laughter was irresistible,
"lea hf. Crawford began bis Laughing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
ReautifuI Cireassian walnut

A dollar is we'll spent when you tmy q
bottle Of 4. r. q. Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

Porcelain-Lined and Stone Water Coolers
at Klelns, go east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

The best Refrigerators made are sold at
Klein's, 620 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
MALONE CARRIES THE DAY.
Tho Republican Convention Refused to
Instruct for Ben. Harrison.

ny 70 VIZ
ROANOKE, Va, Nav 6.-lt was 3 o'cloc <
this morning before the Republican State
Convention adjourned. A biz fight was
made on the question OF instructng the
delegates 70 Minneapolis 90 vote for Harrison.
Malone and Langston opposed this, ana for :.
while il looked a. though a deadlock would
ensue. A vote was finally taken ana Mahono
won by vote Of 392lS 20 l73le. Malone stated
that il the delegates were instructed 20 vote Tor
Harrison he would not obey the instructions.
The convention then adjourned sine de'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07
Rlohmond yi.ltors 10 Sow York. = =
Latest from the Wires.

Special telegram 20 the DispaIchI
New YORK. Nav "a. p. Fox, st
nenia ana IL VOL. Metropolitan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

We've never had such an enormous
stock before. We've never had such a
variety of styles, nor have We ever been
able to touch such low figures. We're
selling GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL MEMS
SUITS at only SO, 50, and go each.
They are rafting good suits, made OF
Pure Wool Fabrics, and are by far the
best suits for the money ever offered to
the public.
Our line of Sl2, $3.50, and Sl5 Suits
are AL garments. They're undoubtedly
the handsomest and dressiest suits ever
sold at these prices ; made OF Worsteds,
Fine Cassimeres, Homespnns, and
Cheyiots, aud are as PERFECT
FITTING as any man wants TO put on.
No man need be ashamed to wear such
garments as these we are speaking
about they are made OF first-class ma
terials. by our own first-class tailors for
our direct and exclusive sale, and are
a saving Of no less than 80 PER CENT.
from what the same garments would cost
from high-priced tailors, aud not get u
better made, better-titting, or better
wearing garment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

JOHN BOWERS,
Mantels. Thing, and Crates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

JOHN BOWERS,
Large Stock Rofrigerators.
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81

for your choice from 275 Mems Very
Fine Dress Suits.
They come in q superb variety Of ma.
teriols, including somo choice importa-
tions, such as Clay Worsteds and Diago-
nails. Genuine Scotch Cheviots and Ban
nockburrs, English Cassimeres. Irish
Homespuns and Twills. etc. Make. trim
ming, finish, aud fit leave nothing 10 DO
desired. These Suits arc perfection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-07

Bridee ward. who is Q staunch Roman
Catholic. viii be the nsxt Lord Mayor OF
london. and 1t is expected that he viii
appoint Catholic priest - his chaplain.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
ownstsp Mass Meetings Calisa.

All citizens who desire 20 defen |
their property fr,m .e4nuatratio. a.,
the collector Of this county, are Cat!
ell to meet at til l. voting prccinr.
III the several townships, and organ;zt
a Law and Order i.eagG. 10 detsna
Heir own property anti The properly
OF those who are not ;.b.e to GplVnA
the mselyes.
1t is requested t;,..t ut suc! meet
ings, cfti"ei7 ia .i.cy>i and new mem
bcrS u t".n'nl1tt" o: Ten. which shall
be an executive board for the county,
also take steps 10 raise Il township
fund to pay eSpenses-;f defense
The meetings in the townships will
he held on Monday next. December
18Th, at , O'Clock p. H. Those per
sons who are elected menb,i-s of Com
mlttee OF irn will meet the day fol
low re- in Memphis, Tuesday, Dec.
10Th, At 10 O'Clock a. III. to ptoviue a
general nte:nS of defense.
Citizens, who have paid claims for
special Railroad Judgment tax and who
sce tie scheme being carried ont to
hold SlG3, 600 of bonds At g per ctnt
and use he peoples mpAey to pay
the annual it:areS, in a,!va#-"." are
asl-vt: Ia attend also. ausi jpEl hands
for defense.
b, order Of Committee Of Ten tn /
one hunire;: other CITIZENS.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
The Pansy Tor December

z rains its u,u,. amount Of good
,t.,.'.,. Rae two stories by its
fay SIC authors. .'P:nsy'' and ''Marg-
; re; ~idne,,' develop in worth aud
interest. It articles. foreign. domestic
al | e'l;s.: 'iona!, possess q ring that
sounds deep AMI long for the youn.
rea,iers whose welfare the editors
and publishers are rot apt to forget
and thu worth of its pages Is enilauc
ed by tie pictures whlcn help 10
-tlcnytIl,n and brighten The writings
they accompany. No better lnaz-gz he
for both yonn- ANA Old i, 10 he found
'rrce 81 o. a year: 10 cents = il't:ih&.
y. Lothrup 4 Co. Publishers. &c ton
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Some appears to have Thought that
IN giving the reason why two Old
directors Of the Citizens Bank were
not reelected last week. WAS in
tended ar a 'tlin2' at tina: institution.
Nothing Of the kind WIS intended
This paper has tn" kind"st feelings
for the Citizens Bank, which is one
of he best institutions of the kinl in
northeast Missouri. and who's" >lorl,
commands a premium of forty cents.
largely tluc to the careful and bust
ness like methods Of the mana e.
meat.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

''fny>ician, and Surgeons SOAP,
recommended 10y the Physicians >ni5-
ply Co. Cirnlnna.i. o.. guaranteed
chemically pure and peri, ia action.
Fab directions on the wrapper Fer
ladies; for babies. for the hair an'l
Complexion. and for kin diseases. 10
cents a cake; 81 per dozen Beware
Of limitations. When | an not in
Memphis, the soap can be had at Mrs.
:. \ Reefs. ncr1h of depot
Ms !.,eziE n hnsE, cent.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

\ scheme j., on foot among t;:r
local talent of this city TO organize :.
tent show for the coming summer
II is the intention to provide a crctil-
table exhibition and appear IN the
small towns until the fair season
commences and then make these
places Of popular resort VIII" know
but the venture may grow int, as
great show As Eavnulns in few
wear
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
4 marvellous Discovery Free

Snrc,tl;!uu> hair removed Term: n
entity, ln@tan'sn""u~!v without laim
isN Electro thtmirl tlnil. la nruel
10 prove superiority, W. VIII for The
next 80 days send >alnpl" h ,ttlr nnn
Testimonials free on T>y;lpt Of n.ntre!
CENTS to pay postage Address
E.cc,i"-thetnica! Co.. - East llit
street. New York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

The trial IF Chamberi.n for shoot
inc and killing Barnes. near Huticdge.
came Up for preliminary hearing in
this city last Thursday. when it was
shown that the difficulty took place
in Knox county. and it was decided; Ia
remove the case 10 ilina. This pre-
vents the dark spot being fastened on
Scotland county.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
MONEY. MONEY, MONEY!

TO loan money Oil reaIestat', securi
ties fer i;:e or seven Years in amounts
to suit the borrow.
Loans closed and money paid OIL
the same day that notes and Nor, gage
is signed. No delay.
Best and most liberal option 70 the
borrower ever offered Also il.e
icwr>t rate a; interest.
CAL ana; see me. \. II. riTINS.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
4 R5itaDte Woman.

Wanted III every county to estah-
li~h = corset rarin: FIR til" >ae Of Dr.
Nich.'l> celebrated spiral en.;',g
cs.rS"ts ":id clasps. Makes SO H.
so per month AMI cxpvu-o, Ne fun
i>h complete stock On consignment
settlements monthly. Sample corset
free Send l. cc!.tS postage FOX
sample and terms. Address Nch",-
Mfg. Go. 3.S Cana, Street, Nv
York
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

the re>ul; OF the county agricultural
society election of directors is A.
follows: \. SIMON, FL. Leslie, J.
" Barnes, I. H. Wagner, John r.
iiui>on. T. II Pitkin. j T. y shit,
5 VI, Smith, y. VI. Pc:t;n-,ll, DR.. J.
u. ,,h.,imnrc, Harry Buttlcs, Il, p.
Cramer. and G. H. Gerho!d. Seven
Of the directors arc new men.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Married at the residence Of the
brides porents-Mr and Mrs. Sol
Alien--fuur mics northeast of Mem
p:,is, Sunday. Dec. 18th, 1892, M.
Jason Shaw and Miss Lillian Allen.
Elder l. \. Renfro oi;icuted About
thirty relatives and friends Of the
contracting parties were present to
witness the nuptuHls. \ bountiful
supper was served and good time
had unit! late in thc evening. The
following is a list Of the presents;
Geo. Summers, tea SCI; Misses Jennie
AMI Lula Summers. set Of gohcts;
Nr and Mrs. Thos. iiathe&, set sauce
dishes: Miss Cassie Batter, tea set;
Miss ollie Watkins. fruit stand: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Fowler. preserve
stand Miss Rebecca and David Fnw-
Ter. glass pitcher; William Walker,
glass pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ.
Walker. fruit dish: Mr. and Mrs. J. l..
Tenant, set napkins; c. b. Pettet,
pair linen towels: Charles Rice. silver
butter knife: Miss Gr;.ce Walker. hut
ter dish: Mrs and Mrs D. y sum
mars, linen table cloth: NJ. ani Mrs.
Mike Summers. pair fine Chickens
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
Baby Land for Uacen2D3r

D.inIS good Christmas r!ic"r l.,
happy stories aai merry rhymes
seem nlerrier AMI -ayer than eye:
;,iil its pre- X pictures Htii verses tel
tales as sweet rs baby ever listened
10. Every h ~" that BahNiau'i
enter, this month will have Il merry
Cari~tm =. Price 80 cents Il year; )
cents q number
u. LurHrnP 4 Go. Pfh. Boston.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

To the Teachers Of Scotiaoj County
u lave III! Immense amount OF
fine cau,l:rs Also. 4 large quantity
Of extra good HI xrl Candy. suitable
for Christmas treats. We make
>pe ,'ial prices To teachers Gail an',
see Us. ! II. MATHEWS.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
Fall IN Line, All You People,

Who wish to sec bright aud
beautiful display "f charming Christ
mas novelties for the season Of 1892
We axe glad to welcome visitors
pleased to rhow our goo Is and read,
to make close prices to all
.ioHN II. MrLrIi & Go.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
.joHS II. MULrH & Co.
Closing Out Sale.

We will sell out cur entire stock
of shoes at cost They must go in
the next thirty days to make room
for other business. Come and gel
prices. HAYES.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
y. l.. i'ENSANv

Come III and see how tl>tacinr>
MAS shopping can he made. how
we'll We can ill Your wants and
how far we can make Your money 20,
J Ii. MrLcII 1, 90,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Is vcrtiaric Christmas number.
II opens with The Net Before
t!,ri-tn:aa. i suggestive p''.tti", ac-
companiad hy . story suited to Il.
rhcrc are Tit. q history toli il.
picture aad story. \ capital article
finely illustrated. in til. Shellaring
iIoma for Animals at n;i rh;pn. an,
How a l;tt!e American III SAW ti4"
ENGLISH Queen. khatit', Christmas.
rs well a> Other excellent stories.
articles aud verse, entertaining ant
instructive. Ever, chili viip can
read, >'lo"!'i ne given a copy u: tai,
inim'ai,le eli arrn magazine. Price
81 90 a year: IL c.ut, n number
H. i.ntE,rnp 4 -. Publishers. Boston.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
DoAtWony

About what t. Get for Xmas Gifts.
l,us - 10 john il. Mulch x Cos. and
see their splendid assortment Of
pleasing and popular selections fur
people Of every age. Visitors are
cordially invited.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

The county union vii meet IN
Memphis On the iisst Saturday in Jan
oar:. 1893, ~ 10 a. m I.ni :.il tarn
out, AMI remember to pay Nrar due,
and send live delegates.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Circuit Clerk Necty has issued
the following marriage licenses So
far this month: ely Iroth and
i~mo Simmons, Jason Shaw an''
Lillian Alien. Bert r,,rgIeston an,l
Eva Il. Boyer, Samuel Cox and Alice
Bounds.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
A Wonderful D,sco!e;y.

ID; Chccini's Electric SPAWN Cure
positively cures bone SPAWN. rin-',onc
sriict or curb III ~ hours without
pain. $,Hn reward for sal!nre u
slightest injury The greatest wonder
81 the nintcc.i: century. astonishing
as il does the entire veterinary
world, trrnlars anl testimonials
free. AlNrts DE- Guy Ch"clni, >. :
Canal -. New York.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Chas. .. Hagoiukcn was tiled in
this ci.v one day last week for lunacy,
but the jury, after hearing the evil
dence, Thought he was compctant to
attend to business
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Teachers AMI Suutiay schools will
do vel. to see Husry before bUvjn4
Christmas candy. lie has the largest
stock in the city and viii not he I'M
'icr-0!l 1T tie old Paxton < IIulson
stand
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

J. " Miller, who lately returned
from, Mississippi, where he visited a
son, was in Memphis. Saturday and
made tbs office a call and renewed
for the FARMER UNION for another
.tar
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
Rocks COUNTY, kiiSSiaS,

j. located "a The solomon lii"cr Naiic>- III
central northern Kansas lu j. III ths- t.iit'-r
ga tuc -. heat belt Of the STATE.
Nor. rti,rs ii million bushels III win 1t 'Tcri'
=, Ia CO Il r;i- Year in hooks county! E:.c tsI: I
age yicli 'i'il- - bushels per acre. tr"l- )
al! Varieties y I'll Z lndai.t! i l. :ahr;.; !,
.aic> %3.>i 81 Memphis, Nc, the ojInate 1t III =
80 -..sln ~ ~ ,t" isstttr place
hart' =, IluaitE:.. uf improved farms - sell
on t;rfns 70 salts, puschIscr-. The proceeds
ri one crop, ii entire farm j. -oy"n t. ;t.ft.
Nil l,-,in'l! s-l;t" H." ra'chns" price, V"H:ry
tnn ,,,n-claIt! >tiar nAy ing lalit@ 1T Kansas
ana yri,irr . viii tf,citlliis furnish foil
desert ,ti,H- al farms.
4 t.-w good young r.;sr;s might hc tu!scI: IN
ial, pay ntIf :or lar y AG"ltSs,
W Il. IL ~, stockton. kaES<'s.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

The weather ha, been 80 unfalor-
able the past few weeks that the
brlGk ma: nns on the new q IL Fellows
t,,l,ljnr took advantage of the fine
dar last Sunday aud worllc t.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15
THURSDAY, Dec. Il, 1892.
LOCAL BREv.TlES.

To the Elite Bakery for fine can
dies, cigars, etc.
Dolls at prices that will surprise
YOU at Smiths.
A good luach on short notice at
the Elite Bakery
Don't buy & nice lamp until YOU have
seen Smith stock.
Will Allen, of Downing, was in
Memphis last Sunday.
Ci.tldrens all wool undor-wa,e at
net cost. at Il. c. Hulens.
Judge Hurl, of Monroe COUNTY,
was in this city yesterday.
}. II. Watkins is Yer, sick, having
an attact of typhoid fever.
See Busey TOR fresh groceries and
low prices. lie Is still in the lead.
Jacob Slime was doing business i'll
the countys metropolis yesterday.
Buse,'s is Santa Cats hcadIu;'r-
tiers fer nice lamps and fine candies.
The Excelsior Flour il the best in
the city. Sold only by W. H. Busey.
Nm Tb,r;ro,,, aud family If
,or, u;lro worm !, ,h;. CITY ,..,er
iav
d.. -,;., ,,,.,,.
,,,;,o ,,,, ,.,.,, s,r . c,,r;s,,as
,,os.u,
r. y c,,,,. all, mat. oon.s e,r
,,,r,.,rs ,,,;, H.. ), I,l;,o,., -,
y.nrn;s
wv l. . W :. ,,,.,;, a..
,b;s wool,
NJ. y:,.. .;,, ..,., ,,.u
~ 20, Tea,
an. .,rit
~ >, -,.,
:: 49,: -.
Yesterday.
{; X puI,,r,, f,rn,,r,v of this
,.;t,, j,os .a:1 ,;- a+..l, ot ~~o.,, at
Wyaconde.
Cloaks. >ila Wis. blankets. urdpr
ware and comforts at net cost, III F.
{. Hulch>.
john JOHNSON and Van. T;,rm,on
Of Thomson township. were in ,le
city Saturday.
CT our clubbing rates before ,uh
scribing for papers or magazines
We can save Nou moneT.
Elitnr Alien and famiIy. Of the
Downing Democrat. visited relatives
III this city last Saturday.
Misses Clara Mills and n>.,a FEY
ems have returned from college al
Cameron for the holidays
r + p,nar Of Dnwni,~ ha.
nur,.,.,.a,' tho stock If .,nc,is At Init,
and tool. n,s..;,, I,-t vo;.I,
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Mrs Eliza Ncwsboum, who had
been visiting her brother. George
Hoover, i'll this city for several weeks.
returned to her home in Mlslawaka.
Indiana. Tuesday night
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Not Il cinul to mar the merry
Nna- buyers, who visit or mamoth
stock Of gift>-aprforratt and de
zira''c for everybody, old and young,
at John ii. Mulch {, Co.'S.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Bohs of every description al
Smi,h's.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Commissions cu:s,. ~ u. -til.e' S.rvins.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

Misses Clara Mills and n>.ia ~iay-
chs have returned from college at
Cameron for the HOLIDAYS.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-12-15

T. f. Piper, of Downing, has
purchased Tie stock Of goods u n:ty
and took possession lat week
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-05-19
Queer Tricks of Defective Sight.

Almost ANY near-sighted man could
write an interesting chapter on the
queer tricks which his eyes have
PLAYED upon him. Such chapter
would include experiences like this:
The other day a gentleman who is not
so very short-sighted was astonished
to see a man going along Washington
street accompanied by a red calf, which
was gamboing by his side. 1t would
be impossible to describe the comical
appearance to the heholder of this
prancing calf on the sidewalk of Wash
ington street The gentleman looked
on in wonder as the man and the calf
drew nearer. and then he saw that the
animal was merely 4 setter dog. Only
an instant before he would have sworn
that he saw the beast IS plainly as he
did now; but then it was calf and
now it had undergone a sudden trans
formation into an Irish setter.
This case reminds the Listener of a
theory of friend of his. a celebrated
oculist, that the eye does not take cog
nizance of anything save light, shade
and color, and that our notions of the
forms of objects are derived from the
our ewes have to make in looking an
object over. To prove his theory the
oculist caused the eye, by means of
some curious devices and illusions
which he had, to make the muscular
movements which it made in certain
familiar eases; and the beholder fully
supposed that he-was looking AZ these
familiar objects. His astonishment,
when he learned the trick which his
eyes had played upon him, was not
less than that of the man who saw the
calf transformed into dog Accord
ing to this ooulist's theory seeing is
little more than supposing; and if We
did not know by experience how to sup
pose, we should not have the slightest
idea what we were looking at. Like the
man in the scriptures, we should ~see
men as trees walking. g."--Bo5toa Tran
| script.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-05-19
Hans Christian Andersen.

From a paper on Hans Christian
% "a M 10 % Cd,,t,,-,i w wa "nnta 90 foIlows.
.Tba 10 oonr,or:otion tban +nrnad mon
-.,.;t;'o., 40 SG,,, "nd Ia hin, how, h;S
ator;ns i-o 'I, bn3 hoan tho doarnst hooI,c Of
,T S,Ui nhiIdbnaG lIi II ID and - seemed ossociated
VI With al that was derghtfnl in the
,nanor,, , m nf i 7 to1d linn how banny
nd Ia, ". boJ faIt fnIirn ~
,'," dl''t nt ~, 1ittia how ~ .Oin Sbnt.
-, no a,,a as nv own opd tbat boIf
,Iconsc;onsI, I bod onnronriated his
o,.,,a,.;onoos ond boIf hdIievrd tban to
G,,t La NV own
.,ri,;. I;++1o oo,,,-ore,+;o,, soo,,oa 70
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-05-19
SEEGER Bros. Fill teeth
without pain.
HOW TO BATTLE.
| DIRECTIONS FOR GETTING STRENGTH AND
HEALTH FROM THE EXERCISE.

DIRECTIONS FOR GETTING STRENGTH AND
HEALTH FROM THE EXERCISE.
Boston Herald: Very few people
know how to bathe, and few bathe
sufficiently. Many would like to bathe
more than they do, but two things
prevent. First they are busy and
have little time to spare; next, their
work tires them, and they are afraid
to lessen their strength and vitality
by too free use of soap and water,
and some have no bath room.
Get enough Turkish toweling by
the yard you can get remnants) to
make two pairs Of thumbless mittens,
just large enough to slip on over the
thumb, and allow the hand to stretch
fiat, also a large rough towel and a
generous supply of tepid water, and,
of course. soap, and either another
towel to stand on, or a piece of oil
cloth four feet square.
1t is very important to have warm
room, SO that the body may not be
chilled when you doff your garments.
After taking everything off stand on
the oil-cloth or towel in front of your
basin, slip your mittens on, dip them
in the water, squeeze the drips from
the mittens, soap we'll and rub the
body all over, beginning at the neck
and ending at the toes. Take off the
mittens. lay them down beside your
basin: all the soil of the body will be
in those mittens. Take your second
pair of mittens, slip them on, and SO
over your body again. rinsing the nit
tens several times, thus: Take the
soap off the arms then rinse, then to
the waist, and so-forth Bathing thus
rests and strengthens a tired body.
After getting most of the soap off
DR.. Dio Lewis says, 1T will not injure
you to leave little soap on the body,
it counteracts the oil of the skim
ship off your second pair of mittens
and rinse them out well, then wiring
them as dry uo you can, and rub the
drips off your body The damp mitts
will not only dry the body, but it is
wonderful the friction they produce,
and they open the pores of the skin.
Then dry with the aforesaid rough
UONtl WHICH SeelllS dllHOSU ulllltStS-
sary, but that last dry rub gives an
after glow.
Dr. c. Welsey Emerson, in his won
derful lectures on the Health of the
Brain" says that ''it is important to
the brain to dry the body with two
towels after bathing" in which case
the second rub with the damp mittens
may be omitted.
1t takes from eight to ten minutes
to wash from top to toe, and to rinse
the mittens in a second water, ready
for another day. 1t is well to put them
in the air 70 sweeten. and have them
boiled once a week to keep them plea
SAINT.
Invalids should wash a portion of
their bodies at time, and dry: but of
course to wash piecemeal takes more
time
To improve the complexion one
should keep the pores of the skin open
and keep away the chaps. Wash the
face and ears with very hot water, and
then put sufficient cold water to make
it tepid for the body The face should
be washed iii hot water at least three
times daily.