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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
NJ FLOQUET WILL NOT RESIGN.
HE DENIES RUMoR PRINTED BY THE FIGARO "

EXAMINATIONS OF ACCUSED OFFICIALS.
Paris. JAN 3.-The Figaro" today says that tho
next batch OF persons selected by the Government for
prosecution for completely In the Panama affair in
cudes four more members Of the Chamber Of Deputies
and all ex-Miuster. The Figaro also says it IS
reported that NJ. F!oquet, President of the Chamber
Of Deputies will withdraw from Parliament in conse
Quence of the connection Of his with the scandal
NJ Floquet this evening authorized the correspon.
dent Of the International Telegram Company to deny
the truth OF reports that he intended to resign the
Presidency OF the Chamber. The statement that lie
had ever helped q Russian statesman obtain 500 900
francs from the Panama Company. VI. Floluet said
unqualified falsehood, got up by his enemies
merely TO blacken his reputation. NJ. Floquet added
that TO his certain knowledge the current rumors OF
disagreement In the Cabinet without the slightest
basis in fact.
The case Of the Deputies charged with having re.
ceved money from the Panama Canal Company was
opened by Magistrate Franquevllle Yesterday. The
accused are Jules Roche ex-Minister Of Commerce ::
Maurice Rouver. eXMinlstcr Of Finance: Emmanuel
Arene, Member from Corsica Baron Jean de Soubey-
ran, Member from vienne; Antonin Proust. Member
from neux Sevres. and Joseph Dugue de Ia Faucon-
ncrie. Member from Ornc.
Magistrate Fnnqueve's examination Of NM.
Charles de LcssepS Marius Fontane, Sans.Leroy and
Felix Ccttu. who charged with being implicated
in the Panama Canal corruption. was finished on
Of December 16. VI. Cotu, who to have been
arrested on the same night could be found when
wanted having fed from the city, but ho aftcrwari
returned and surrendered himself. NM. de Lesseps
FOntane and Cottu directors Of the Punama Canal
Company. NJ S0ns-Leroy formerly member
OF the Chamber Of Deputies, and is accused Of having
received 300 900 francs from the Panama Canal Com
pany for voting In favor Of The Lottery bill
There is reason TO believe that no moro deputies
are implicated In The Panama Canal scandals and
therefore, no more arrests expected.
London Jan. 4.-According 10 the Rome CORE
spondent OF "The Daily News" the efforts made 10
induce the Pope to withdraw his support Of the Re-
publican Government in France on account Of the
Panama Canal scandals have failed. When the matter
was brOached II is said, the Pope replied that the
scandals did not AFFECT the Republic. and that II
Il duty OF French Catholics TO endeavor 10 purify
politics.
A dispatch from Paris TO "The Times" says
" Mgr. llust and fourteen other Deputies and Sena
tors have issued circular. proposing nine days Of
PRAYER to God to -vc help In the present terrible or
deal that France Is undergoing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
UrJL. IMPRESSED WITH CUBAN PRECAUTIONS

Atlanta Ga, Jan. 3.-The Joint Immigration Com
rtt.e passed through here this morning on the way
70 Washington. Speaking OF their work chairman
stump, of the House Committee, said that the party
was well received by the Cuban authorities. who did
everything in their power - assist them The com
mlttee was satisfied and will report that great care
is being exercised the Island TO exclude disease
An important pciat which the committee VIII make
in their rep ut IS that there Is little II any European
,mmicruton icto the United States by way OF Cuba.
The people at Key West and other points In Florida
were found willing to submit to the exclusion OF
vessels in case OF absolute need but not otherwise
indeed the impression left by Mr. Stump's remarks
vns thar the committee would not recommend the
s DY ps Ss':is r ss0"'s s'''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF NJ BOURGEOIS.
Paris Jan. 8.-M. Bourgeois, Minister Of Justice, IS
L.
He SAYS he .iLSO is HEIR TO THE ESTATE.

Louis Dciendorf has begun action in The Superior
Court 10 part OF the estate OF George A. Defen-
dof who he alleges his ia'hrr. The property cor.
sts OF 40 Cj2 Broadway VALUED at 500 OJO :al estate
at Bowey and Fourt-st. Fast Seventy st. and
personal property valued In all at 100000 Denforf
.ay. that father poor when the Wa born
and tst he went live with his mother, catherine
Wand. rvoogt in Harlem. lie has borne the name of
Louis VandervoOrt until rcccntly but hc alleges that his
father always recognized him as his son The ue'ch-
dants in the suit are Nelson l.. Defendon and Mrs
Matilda Cleland brother and sister Of Gcorg, \ Dcicn-
drf Allen d NJ and Wlniired /. Dcfendorf minor chill
dren Of George A. Dcicndoh and Joshua hanti0"lu'
their guardian. Louis D'icndwf ASKS the court !"
decree that he IS brother 70 hNe children and seeks 70
have the property pertItion'd Joshua Kantrovln Is
LAWYER and IS conducting the defence. lie denies that
Louis Defcndof IS of Gcorgc 4. Dcfcndorf and has
an Interest in the property lie says uat II was not
until after death O.. both George A. Dcndof ard his
wife that Louis Defcndorf pretended 10 be their SON
The suit up before Judge Dugo yesterday on an
apllcaton by defendants fer time in which to
answer the complaint. The case was put over TO me
February tenn The property came from George Defcn-
cori father OF George A. Dcfn1orf. who was lawyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
nEATu nE LrCIES GLEASON.

Syracuse Jan (spcclaD.-Lncus Gleason. pr'sid NJ
q, tho Third National Bank died today at his nome
In Liverpool. a sulurb OF syiacuse ms estate 10 -
,o,na a, nearly n million and q half dollars, part
q, which is I'm real estate 40 Eighty-sevtTthst ana
FInh-aye New.York. Mr. Gleason was born In Liver.
moo, on December a. 1919 and was the eldest son Of
:. Gleason He studied ~ himself for civil en-
,ao, h,, during his last three years at school no
earned pocket money by boating on the canal "hc"
ecbtee years old he entered country store US CLERK
receiving 500 q year and his board when twenty
If. ee wears old he bought out the store OF Aiken a
c. r,on, 1912 10 1857 he manufactured and specua,d
4, sa,t in "a small wav In the latter year company
was formed OF which he the lending spirit Tor a
moro extensive trade The venture was not whoY Sue
ccssl and IN 1850 rcorganzotion' fot .rh
- y. was the leader in the enterprise. and In spite
Of sharp competition from newly discovered salt regions
in the West the company was very successful PROM
1857 to 1871 ts profits were unusually isise' , w.,
..v go. Arrely ave Ito snoeess He ut the tusneas
,cfsrs is hssan - decline. In 1909 - @sssss WI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
Mr.. BLAINE a TRIFLE BETTER.
THE REPORT THAT HE HAS HAD RELAPSE


THE REPORT THAT HE HAS HAD A RELAPSE
DENIED.
Washington Jan. 3.-"Mr. Bhinc passed n fairly
comfortable night; and while there was 10 material
change in his condition, he appeared TO be trlhe
better said Dr Johnston after his moIning call the
distinguished patient. The report that Mr.. Blaine
suffered another relapse yesterday and that his
dillon had again assumed alarming aspect was not
sustained by inquiries made On account OF lis
peculiar organic disease Mr. Blaine, in his present
weak condition. is susceptible to the slightest change Of
the weather These various changes have depre sing
effect upon his spirits but Of short duration. Mr.
Blaine. II said appeared unusually bright this
morning, aud showed especial interest IN the dOngs
Of members OF the family. Mr.. Blaine better at
O'Clock this evening than he nj the same time
yesterday.
The family share the belief Of DR.. Johnston thnt
the ex Secretary IS maintaining the steady improve
mont noted IN his condition during the last week.
Comparatively few callers dropped in TO inquire
to his condition during the morning. James q.
Blaine, jr and Miss Hattie spent the IN
formally calling.
Mr. Blaine Is said TO be better this evening by both
Dr.. Johnston and members OF his family. Dr..
Johnston called on Mr.. Blaine at o'clock this even
ing and found him "do!ng very wdl7 This was his
fourth call at the house to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
THE IySr COORDINATE NAVAL CADETS

Annapolis. Nd. Jan. 3.-The sixteen CADETS VINO
were lately imprisoned the Santee for escorung
Fred l. Perkins a dismissed cadet, 10 the main gate.
after his fight with Cadet Bryant. are In danger OF
Going back 10 thr santec for terms ranging rom
sixty DAYS downward. They all failed to file state
ments at the beginning OF their Incarceration and now
having handed them In at late day, are subject TO
punishment for ardiness.
The court martial OF Naval Cadet Moulton H. John'
son for hazlns was resumed to-day. Cadet' bryant
and Ioncs testified that they were made 10y upper
I,..men 10 climb on wardrobcs and sing but did not
,coonze cadet Johnson rs one OF the hazers. Cadet
relieves testified that he saw Cadet Johnson. with
other cadets, the rooms or the CADETS haIeu pu'
did not see them In the rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
MIR. CARTsR COMEDIES THE SENATE.
TIE CONTESTS IN THE NORTHWEST HE THINKS
WILL RESULT IN THE DEMOCRATo' FAVOR.

ThE CONTESTS IN THE NpkIHWfSI He 1ulNho
WILL RESULT N THE DEMOCRATo' FAVOR.
Washington. Jan. 3.-CharTnan Carter. OF tho Re
publican National Ccumittee. comedies the control oil
IN. senate 10 the Democrats after March 4. In MI
Interview with reporter today be- T. quoted n giving
up not only the contests in wyoming and California
but also In his own state of Montana. where lie was
supposed - have "A personal Interest In tho outcome
OF the struggle He said however. that he never had
any intention Of becoming cunddac for the Senate.
and had refused permission 10 his friends 10 nse hls
name In Tie caucus.
Talking about the probable outcome Of The seia-
torial contcsts beginning In The Northwest Nr.
Carter Is reported saying " In my own state la"
result Is stl doubtful but with the chances In favor
Of tho Democrnts. Nou see the Republicans have
thirty ,hree members Of the L"-ilatnre. th" Demo
crsts thirty five and tie Poruli.is three, and 1t re
ouires thirty-sX 10 elect In order for rs 10 succeed
therefore II VIII require to get a Of the Populist
Votes whercas the Democrats need hut one. Under
these circumstances am afInld are beaten.
In Wyoming the Democrat and PopustH together
have control Of the lower branch Of he Legislature,
and there are two contested which. suppose.
VIII be decided against tho Republicans thus securing
A majority on Joint ballot. which VIII probably D."
u.od 10 elect a Democratic senator In california
the LEGISLATURE Is aganst In Kansas and Nc
iraska there f. n chance that shall be aide 10
elect our candidates, bat there l. considerable doubt
about It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
BrSUOp lssAILs HIS STATES DIVORCE LAWS

sioux Falls = D. Jan. 3.-Bishop W. H. Hare, Frot"s-
ant Episcopal Bishop OF South Dakota has astonhdei
hi, people and caused considerable commo'ion In the
divorce colony by attacking the divorce laws OF the
STATE the people who here and various Interests
Intimately connected with the business at IS not
80 much the securing Of divorce which Is so shock
ucn he said II Is the consecutive polygam when
Is pract,scd In marrying again so soon man or
woman who had coured while the suit for divorce
from the former husband wife was pending. 1t
Is tbe perjury committed by the applicants, WHO swear
that they intend to make their home here ana ne
ooper Get their than they leave town, otimes
rrio, to another who has been waiting. The only
hing left here IS few dollars and huge scandal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
WANTS BOSTON HARBOR IMPROVED.

Boston, Jan. 3.-Alcxande- Martin, the local agent
Of the Cunard Line. said to-day that he believed
I:oston could De made more OF port II the habor
could be improved for large steamers. lie had Ieen
trying 10 have some Of the larger and s"incr boats
Of the company sail for Boston, and was In hopes That
the Servia and Aurania would be sent here The main
reason against It is the condition Of The harbor me
trouble IL not shoal water, but In the channel near
the Bug Light the currents at certain stages o the
tide are strong and set 10 side or the other, so
that there IS danger that long vessel IKE The serVa
Will 70 ashore. The Ctnard Company Intends TO
bring the Galil 10 Boston, but the odd SamaIia VIII
cease 10 run here after the new boats have Derh put
a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

ropdon Tenn. Jan. 3.-Last night MASKED MOD
NJ INV men ovcrpowered the Sheriff ana TOOK 'i'ii,
Duncan. who was In Jail without BALL chars'u WIN
1Iunc n man named stephens with an axe last fI''
"a hanged him 10 tree. Duncan was also
accnsed O, having hled three more persons
johnson City, Tenn, Jan. 3-rhc villng" OF baN'rS
Vile. y, C.. forty miles from here is IN s'a'e o'
terror 4 mob of 600 armed men are IN poss''''."
NJ the town determined to lynch CALVIN shlpes N%"u %
is in jail for the murder OF Aaron ~aSeman Inc Ii',
:, r,,ardod NV the Sheriff and a posse of hfty armed
dnn,,.s An attempt TO lynch tie murderer met
with firm resistance. man being reported kiiled
and several others seriously II not fatally inured
Ths %Ss h'DS '.S Sross SSO are SsatsHasd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

had similar experience. She lost her boats and
everything movable about the decks. The heavy
seas that boarded her carried overheard two OF
crew and they drowned. The Northgate had
considerable difficulty in making port, her stHring
gear being disabled. Captain Ramsdale died and was
buried al sea.
TIE Italian bark Pellegra Madre. Captain Onvari,
from Philadelphia December ., for Naples put into
st. Miclae's damaged and short handed. Two Of her
crew feu from aolt and were drowned before boat
could be cleared away. The bark's bulwarks, stan
chons and ruddcr damaged.
The Norwegian bark SOlOn Captain Petersen, from
Old liarbOr for Bowling lost four OF her ON the
passage. Her ruddcr damaged.
ON December 20 the German steamer Narsala,
Captain Mass, from New-York December H. for
Hamburg, put into st. Michaeps with boats gone and
bulwarks stove. Her position so precarious at
one time that portion Of her cargo jettisoned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
4 BLOODY CONFLICT IN KENTCCKY
wELI-KNowN CITIZENS USE REPEATING RIFLES
AND NAVY EEvOLVERS or ONE ANoTHEB.


WITH FATAL RESULTS.
Louisville, Jan. 3.-The bloodlcst fight in Nagonn
Connty's history took place 10 day about mie from
Salyersye. Eight ten OF the cOunty's bost-known
citizens were engaged each side. armed with
pestinS rifles and navy pistols and the trouble which
had is inception in a trivial matter the day before
eliminated In pitched battle. John Davis was killed
by pistol shot. said 20 have been fired after he
disabled and disarmcd. W. +. Dc,dns. constable. was
fatally wounded. Montcvie Dcskins, a justice Of the
peace. has not been found since the n-ht. shepherd
cole coroner OF the county received fearful blows
with n clnbbNi gun. and may die. BHce Patrick
shot through the bowels and + reported TO be dying
". 7. Patrick a brother 0f ex->hcrn J. e. Patrick.
received rifle ball In tho right Side oi his head he
may live.
ID. RI>nor and samuel Rs1cr were brought here
this morning by Coroner Cole and strong guard,
charges under warrant issued by Monteyiue Deskins
with assault on W. +. Dcslu. Tho Coroner made
a guard Of TIE persons for whose protection The war
rant issued This resented by the friends Of
the prisoners. The prisoners released under
bond. some loud talking the part 81 OF the
Esncrs nearly preclpilated "A fight In town about
O'Clock. The battle took place an Aour Inter. No
arrests have been made and II IS ieard tnat another
ngDt Is imminent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
ERIE COUNTY MUST PAY THE MILITIA.
THE ATToRNEYGENERAL DECIDES THAT THE

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DECIDES THAT THE
STATE IS NOT LIABLE UNDER THE LAW.
Albany. Jan. 3.-Controler Campbell today received
nm o,non from Attorney General Rosendale. holding
that Erie County IS under obligations TO reimburse me
state for the payment OF the expenses OF the NJ
tional Guard during the recent switchmen's strike
M Hufl,. The state from funds realized by tenn
norory loan. paid all the National guardsmen called
into service excepting those Of the 61th and '4th
regiments Of Buffalo. which. it was understood, had
been provided for by Erie County. The Attorney
General holds that an itemzed statement OF the pay
mrnts made should be- presented to the Erie county
Board TO- supervisors. ne amount IhNolNeu II III ue
ncirhb1rhood OF Sl9O0OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
ru,rcr IN STE tVSUIp FIRM

There Ia, been a change in the old shipping firm Of
peter Wright 4 Sons James A. Wright. j., and Clement
riscor, have severed their connection With the hrn
,i,occ,her For the last months they have been
unable 10 pay much attention 70 the business as they
wanted 60 because affair, of the Innan Line and
poI Star Line demand Of their time The olc'
of Peter Wright Sons Will be Transferred from tho ola
,l,c. al No q Bowling Green 10 the Morris Building,
,. cG rro,d.st and the business VIII b. controlled Dy
manager who Will bc appointed from the ch,f Office
If the firm IN Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
TO FORM VIEW PARTY IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PIttsburs Jan. IA call has been issued for a
conference in this city next Monday OF all persons who
will Join In The formation Of political party Tor IN"
.bolition or suppression OF the drink traffic In the
United states and for such other moral. economic,
financial and industrial reforms needed In the
country Arrangements VIII then he made TO hold a
convention for Western Pennsylvania In this city In Feb
rInry The promoters OF the new party are aangulne
If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
GEORGE F. KTNZ DENIES A REPORT.

George +. Kunz the wcknown mneraloei't con-
nected with United States Census Bureau tie Geo
logical Survey and Tiffany Co.. has issud card 10
- t,for,n the pubc that the Kunz or Kunzc, referred
n I'm various pnbihcd dispatches 'boomlne The ldaho
diamond fields Is other person than himself MI
Kunz says that he visited Idaho for TWO years
and made any such statements resarhs inc cN
sso AZ diamond. IN that region % sssSaav hsvs tssn
atayibutxl u HIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
A STEAMSHIP ABANDONED AT SEA.
THE CREW OF THE BEAR CREEK TAKEN off
IN MID-oCEAN-CMPPLED SHIPS
TUE AZORES

THE CREW OF THE BEAR CREEK IAhEN Oi'
IN MID-oCEAN-CRrPLED SHIPS
AT The AZORES.
london, Jan. 3.-The British tank steamer bcar
Creek, Captain Rhynas, from Amsterdam December ~
br Philadelphia was abandoned In the middle OF 'he
Atlantic in a sinking condition. Her crew nave
arrived at Queenstown on board the BRUSH Steamer
Aeon Captain Heron. for Liverpool. from Galveston.
ne Aeon, when she fell in with the Bear Creek put
nawsers aboard OF her and owed her for several days
Inc weather heavy. and the great strain on t'c
nawsers caused them to part The condition OF .'e
bs1 Creek was then such that her captain occiueu
70 abaEdon her, and all hands went on board the
aeon. which then proceeded her voyage. leaving
NE Bear Creek TO sink
Lisbon, Jan. 3.-The British steamer Amtriz' cap
YAM Barclay, from West Point, Va, December H. ior
liverpool put into st. Michaels after tempestuons
'osage. Her decks had been swept and everything
movable was gone Her boats were swept away
ner dsckhouae stove and her cabin deck and matches
damaged
9as British steamer Northgate. Captsia Ramsdsls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
DIED OF DROPHOBIA

Jacob Solomon Of No II Newest, West iioboKeh was
itten bv dog early In last August. lie had The Wouhd
on,o,yed and thought no more Of II. 4 week ago he
,eco,ue H. and on Thursday he went TO bed He was
much worse on Friday. and DR. schemm pronounced IL an
unmistakabe case Of hydrophoba.
lie suffered great agony until last friday wheh nc ucu
The funeral will be held this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

I. j. Haskins IN mining industries Blossburg
Penn. In 1868 the Third National Bank OF syracuse
was organized. with Mr. Gleason OF charter
directors In January. 1871, he made president.
All oIlco which no held. with tho exception of
year ever since Mr.. Gleason also president Of
tho Porter Manufacturing Company. and largo
stockholder in tho Ell ORC gold mines IN Mcxl.o Two
brothers and two sisters survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
A A LOW SERIOUSLY Ill.

A. A. Low father Of ex Mayor seth Low. Is seriously
III at his home, 80. > Iicrrcpont Place, Eroolyn.
He caught cold fortnight and dangerous comrli
cations set in fatal result Is feared owing to Mr.
Laws advanced age Of cighty-one years. Drs Rush
more and Dclaicld are attending HIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
LASEER WINS ELEVEN or THE TWELVE GA1ES

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-Lasker concluded his engage
man, M the Franklin Chess Club this afternoon by
defeating A. X. Robinson In a Queens Pawn opening
after thirty moves. This makes Lashers score IN
hc twelve games played even terms at the Franklin
Chess Club IL and lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

TO REPRESENT SPAIN AT WASHINGTON
THE COMMISSION or THE DUKE OF ALMoDo
VAR DEL VALE SIGNED BY THE
QUEEN REGENT
Mad.4d. Jan. 3.-Qneen Regent Christina has signed
the commission OF the Duke of Amodovar del Vale
Minister to Washington.
This TO settle the question Of appointment TO
this post for which Senor Murunga had according TO
previous dispatch been named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
BOSTON MERCHANTS ARRAYED AGAINST SILVE

Boston, Jan. Sat special meeting Of the Bos-
Chamber Of Commerce this AFTERNOON the follow
Ing resolutions adopted:
Whereas. We, merchants and citizens of Bos-
ton assembled under the auspices Of the Boston Cham
Der OF Commerce. firmly believe that the continue
purchase OF silver bullion by the Government N the
United States + 20 the stability OF the NJ
hUai tGances ard ALI slem1nt of great danger 10 the
conmcFcIai interests VI the country
Resolved, That we respectfully but earnestly urge
our senators and Representatives In Congress 10
every effort to secure the Immediate repeal OF the
silver Purchase act Of 1890
Resolved. That the secretary Of this Chamber be
instructed 10 forward copy OF these resolutions To
the President O the United States and 10 each OF the
Senators and Representatives In Congress from this
state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

THE "READING COMBINE1 REPORT DELAYED.
Albany, Jan. speciaD.-The Senate Committee
appointed to investigate tbA Rsedna coal "sumsanes
met tSis siteaassl spA iaeesl tvw ~ neen wee~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-02-07

One of the advantages Of light gym
nastics is that the sick and convalescent
can make what appear to be trifiing eff
forts, and by them in time be restored
to active health. II too feeble to be
practically able to make but little exer-
ton, try what are known as deep breath
ing movements. Lie fat upon the back,
take as long and as deep breaths as pos
sible. and while the mouth is closed
slowly throw the arms up in front and
then at the sides. Rest for ten minutes.
Try again the same inhalation and ex
halation of air, the latter being pure and
fresh. After while attempt the same
sitting up These exercises can safely
be taken by the sick one every day sew
eral times, and the whole muscular sys
tenn will be improved, just as if som,
revivifying tonic had been given, fal
better one than any charged with al
cohol or some like stimulant. Ladies
Home Journal.