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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02
TRUSTEES SALE.
rFRUsrEEs SALE OF
Citv Real Estate.

ny virtue Of a decd NJ trust, uads 10y Henry
WlGlrbusuh aud Frances Wlcdcbusrh, his wiic,
to tho undersigned Us trustee. beating date on
tho gth DAY Of Juno, isSi, aud recorded Ia tue
oHlcc VI the Clerk NJ tho CnuutI Court Of ONO
county, West Virginia. IN Decd Of Trust Book
No. IS, folio A3l, | Will proceed IN soil ut y ublic
auction, a. tho front door OF the Court House Of
Ohio county, In Wheeling, West Virginia, on
saturday. November -, l6D5,
commencing at ~ o'clock a. M, tho following
real C,tAtci 4 part or parcel 0t ground situated
OH CnldTClls Run being u part ~ lot NUMBERED
fourteen lO IN CaldwCl'S Addition 10 the city
vi Wheeling on Twcnty.ninth street, aud do.
srrlbtd rs follows Beginning NJ a stake ono
hundred and spycnty.two ll7N feet north Of tho
InuIlra,t corner Oi said lot; thence notih with
said eastern limo ftiy (bOl feet TO o stake thence
WCGl one hundred 100 icct TO n stake, thence
south nty tjl) feet tn u stake, thence west ono
hundred llOJl iOpt To Il stake; thence seulh ATTY
i5Nl ictt IN n stake, thence east one hundred UOOl
feet In tho place Ui hCginulug, together WllhAl
improvements thereon being q part ~ lot No.
H. conveyed to the said licnfy NiclcbuSgh nhu
wife BY William SChockcy by decd daied Juno
"%rsuls or sAtE-OnC.hait Of the purchase
Nancy. mud tH much more ~ the purchaser
inav elect Ia nay, cash Un ihC uN Ol sale, anu
llr tc,,IuO In lWu equal in'lhlltlCniA hhyhhlO
respectively In alN aud twelve months from day
ui ,alr, with interest ifum That llatr, The pnf-
rhnspt 10 give his notes with gOnd security for
iir lcipffrl PAYMENTS, and the title " said rOal
rfltr In he rii1iucl untll pay mCnl IN full
The title " believed ~ DC gupli bht selling ~
I]tlsipc, Will convey unly such title rs ID vested
ia ms by the said decd ut trust.
oali j Do rlsuN ltnSicc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

sptri1l Drfliol 10 is inelNcne'r.
snrrqsvLLT, W. Va, Now ia
meeting Of tho stockholdon Of tho now
bank will bo ncld noxt Thursday, ut
which ilmo definite arrangements will
bo mulO for II charter, location mud
paoSonrcr train No. 4 on tho Ohio
Rlyor railroad WA laid out thrOn hours
this morning between hero aud Pnrk'
orsburr, caused by Tho engine become
luz ,lisaUlod. This limo IL having
iroublp NJ all kinds Just now.
linllow l'sn iraliyillc' wOfo rio
Thursday night and oonalNlM Of tally
pulling dancing and social galhorinRh
various H7aomblngoa wore hold Through.
ont tho city, nIuonp tho most prominent
being tho phantom pnrly given nj tho
homo NJ NJ mud Mira W. a. Kohl, ol
lltOvn llctly slrcot. Miro. KUnl was ns'
slaird In receiving Nv hnt giBiUr Miss
Eva MGCHhdllat, u TRylorslown, ln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement aud
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tic many, who 1.-Two bet.
ter than olhcru and enjoy life moro, with
les expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds bC5s products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
tho value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced " the
remedy, Syrup Of FRS,
Its Gxcclioncc IL due TO Ito presenting
In the form most acceptable and pIcas.
ant 10 tho taste, the roIrcbhing mud truly
beneficial properties Of Il perfect llE.
atiyc; cncctually clcaniu lug tho ayetcn,
diapclling colds, headaches md IcyCrs
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given salts flction 10 millions aud
mot Win tho approval " tho medical
proioH ion, hrcri6u u nctH on the Kid
naya, Liver and BowplH without wlui'
cniug ihom and II u perfectly FREQ irom
every Objectionable substance.
syfup Of liw w for suln by MI dug
gisti IN bJc md 81 bottles but u Va mare
ulhctircd by the California ltg Eyrup
~. only, whore name u printcdu on every
package Ul.O The nnmc, syrup VI Wye
ind hping we'll informed, you will mo-
pcuupL Any ub8iitutc " olurcd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

FRASHLrS FtsLp. PHILADELPHIA, Nov.
L.-UnivorSity Of PonnIylyania, IL Chi
cayo A. A, l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

Tho surprise OF last evenings games
in the South Side Bowling League was,
the tact that the OrientI finally man
nred 10 win a gang. T%ho.acores:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02
SPORTING MELANGE.
and Gossip From Many
branches OF Sport,
FlRRlGHER,SMITa BOXING BOUT

Ncst Monday WIN bo ono OF tho BEST
Seen IN tho metropolitan Aroma,
Two wheeling Foot Ball 'roAms Go
Abroad ro.day-corbOtt aud Fl'z'
slmmons' Trials oGOuv r~o-day-rhe
Bass BALL Outlook for 1900,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

LITTLE Rock, Nov, l.-Corbett'a trial
was postponed until 3 o'clock tomorrow
aiiernooRi HtEsimmonI to 0 o'clock
to.morrowmorning,
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FOR Said.

Farm. rs acres, li acres bottom land. on Little
Grave creek. So miles south OF city, cheap, on
easy terms, 81 1850.
Farm. Is acres, ~ miles cast Of city, easy
terms 500,
Farm. 50 acres. 20 acres creek bottom, 5 miles
east VI clt,, easy terms 500.
Farm, l6i acres, GLnilos east OF city.
Farm. rs acres. f,lnling on National road
miles cast OF lnG citT. Easy terms, Sd,51l
Farm. % acres : houses aud ! orchards, 'front.'
Ing on river. IL miles south Of tho city; very
cheap, Sl,jO1,
splendid farm, $50 acres. on RJlndbottom-
lO0acreS OF same river bottom. SIS per AGRA
Farm NJ so acres on Rpundboiton.
Farm, IS acres, Belmont county, s miles west
Farm, s. acres, Belmont county, $ mileI wais
OF city, $500,
Farm. 10 acres, ~ miles east Of city cheap.
Farm. Q hctus, ~ miles east OF city, with new
elghLroomed house.
Farm. q acres / mile from Elm Grove
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02
OWN ANEWsPAPER

Nn typa or material necessary Write for rAt
tiFtfRft. Al riTISnutlU NEWSPAPER
Union, al.a1 Federal H., riit,hurg,
AulltthAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02
FOR 3TNTT.
FOR SALE

No 60 North Front street.
Lot on south Front StrGgl.
loI on south Huron street
~lteilltnCl WOldsdalo.
Residence. South Huron street.
|SiN,T0Omel AOuG, Peninsula.
House aud LOT, National road, 500
~Itc,ldengo, Kentucky street.
Residence, Thirly.Hrst street
Residence, Chaplinu street.
Residence, MCCOllOgh street
liGlIdgnCG, Fifteenth street,
Residence, Sixteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

Dr.. 8. z. 0TTMAN, 2G5 {. Broad ST., Columbus, Q,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

hold a fair at Miller or this place.
This plan seems feasible to rs, and
we would like the opinion of the
pc ,ple III general on this subject.
What co you fellows over IN Hand
Go. think OF the scheme?-High.
more Herald.
The scheme is a good one. Let
lis include Buff slo 20. aud have a
r'p.roaring fair at Miller. For
this purpose it would be a good
idea to call'a delegate meeting of
the three counties, at an early
date to perfect such a movement.
Miller Gazette.
There is no reason why the
three counties couldn't unite and
have a good fair. Lets make it a
60.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
Institute.

The Teachers Normal Institute
of Buffalo county will convene at
Gam Valley on Monday, August
Goth, and continue two weeks.
The regular examination will oc-
cur the close of at the institute.
All those who desire to teach in
the county during the year are re-
quested to attend. 1t is expected
that there will be efficient local
assistance to aid in conducting the
institute, and an effort will be
made 10 make the time spent
pleasant and profitable. All
friends of education are cordially
Invited to visit us while in scs.
sion.
TO the teachers who will attend
we wish to safe, that in pursuance
If our work the Normal Course
of study will be followed and
questions for examination will
not be based. AS heretofore, ON
work done at the institute, hut
those provided by the state will be
used. A stlict observance OF the
laws regarding teachers examina.
ton will be emphasized, in point
OF which we quote TIE following
request Issued to County S~uperin.
tcndents 10y the State Supcrlnten-
dent:
"This Office desires to empha-
size what you have already no.
ticed in regard to the manner pre-.
scribed by law for the issuing OF
teachers certificates. We earnest
ly desire that every provision of
law shall be complied with before
Il c. rtiticate shall he issued, and
no certificate issued will re recog-
liked 10y this office unless every
RECRUITMENT of law has been tul.
hlled."
G.. Il. GRACE,
Co. Supt.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
,stltute begins Monday.

Institute begins Monday.
+. F. Nelson went to kimball
Tuesday.
A. J. Wooledge made a trip to
Kimball Tuesday.
B. G. Huddle and Ed Kent
went to Kimball Tuesday.
Still Moulton took a bunch of
cattle to K;mball Tuesday.
W. j. Hughes new house was
moved into the Valley today.
Supt. Geo. o. Williams of Jer.
auld county was in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Backus
we're down from Hand county
Sunday.
Lightning killed three good
horses for w. W. Wells yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Grace left Tuesday
for a visit with relatives in Lin
coin county.
Mrs. A. S. Olson, of Chamber.
berIsin, is visiting at her parents
l.. F. Brady's.
W. j. Hughes had two good
horses killed by lightning yester-
day afternoon.
Geo. Prichard, of Chamberlain,
WAS buying cattle in the comfy
the frs. of the week.
las. Dryer sad Will Berger
we're in southern Hand the first
Of the week looking up a location
to pat ~ hay.
W. G. Richards and y cattle
huver from Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
Were pick ny up cattle IN this
vicinity TucsdSy,
Mr.. AZ Mrs. +. A Reynolds,
Of kimhAll. we're visiting relatives
in the northern Fart of the county
the first of Il e week.
Prof. Jones. Of Chamberlain,
was in town Sunday o! his way to
perauId county TO assist in con.
Quoting the institute.
The photograph gallery LETT
yesterday morning tor Washington
Springs, The gallery done a big
usine 8 while it WAS here and
tuned ont SOME excellent work.
Frank Cillcy left for Oacoma
last Saturday to take charge OF
the Gazette at that place, which
he has recently purchased. Frank
IS \ good printer and will make
the Gazette a tirst-clses paper.
About an inch OF water tell here
during the rain yesterday after.
noon and evening. Quite a NUN
Der of horses we're killed by the
lightning, and all around us lots
of hail fell. There Was not much
hail here, but some OF the hail
stones were fully As large as a base
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

1t has been suggested by some
OF our citizens, that Hand and
Hyde counties unite this year and
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

Buy a bicycle, bnilt for business
and Join the mp to date procession
of riders, who use the best OF good
bicycles The knight Errant
would just suit you. Send stamp
and get our illustrated catalogue.
KNIGHT CYCLE Co.,
st. Louis, No.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

To grow wise, Is a matter OF ex-
perlence, with most people, but you
don't need to make all the breaks
the other fellow does, IN buying a
bicycle. before you round up on the
best. Why not select a knight
Errant, SO lbs. practically up to
date, and be fixed right, the first
time. Send stamp for catalogue.
KNIGHT CYCLE Co.
st. Louis, Mo.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

oEcUlIAR in combination, pro-
portion and preparation Of ingredi.
ents, Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses great
curative value. You should TRY Or.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Werid's Pair Highest Award.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
S0DDFh..

SNs
Pv BUYING
} SO, as il ia
p. In the
you must
}. most all
liant, De It
p or other
far worse
1Ac;SoS,.
'urely vega.
O.CURO.
will cease.
Q you took
o absolutely
Price $500
$3.50. For
pt OF price.
Sockets and
e, Wis.
ps. :. 1884.
'ast two :,ear,
system became
line lhNing. Z,
remedies, but
70 ago today 1
ured; I am In
oker fully lap.
"a fol. ard can
HORNIcx.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

B oil steel ty&'
Ce mos. durablA
bdMd machines.
wheels and Key
he can be used 10
70. !. hiss been
uso in al paris
h.liabili ~ TO '
TLschine for tho
child, the etu'
the ous'
Il Send Tor CA
|soN TYPEwRIrxs
Ch,csgo, Ill.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

Mrs. Alva Vanderbilt and her daugh-
ter have gone into bicycle training
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14
MADE TEST CASES.
AND MINISTER TAYLOR GETS
INTO THE SPANISH.
American Merchants to Recover
Sums of Money Iaid to Cuban
Officials.

Washington. March 10 Minister
Taylor at Madrid some time ago, in
formed the state department that he
had selected ten cases out of larG"
number preferred by American mer-
chants for the recovery of sums of
money paid to Cuban officials alleged
to be in excess of the proper charges
on imports into that country, of which
he intended to make test eases. The
department has just been informed
that the minister has succeeded III
having five of the cases allowed and
orders have been made for retunding
these by the Spanish government.
The minister Is hopeful that he will be
able to secure an allowance on nearly
all of the large number of such
claims pending, in view of the success
Eith these test cases.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14

this, and he meant 80 read Il chapter
in 1t, and then ~ 40 to bed to dream
ot drEEs lppNry With blood. and of
holNNing crlNnou aud broken rigging
and all The rest Of It.
Rut Just thEn q grnwn-up came in.
The gtNMnHtp WIS an uncle who had
just returned to this country after a
long absence IN Europe. From what
he did On this O,NNSiou thiuk that
he must have hNru ltvMg IN England,
a0d had not Sot over IT, He aaid to
the little boy:
"ChMrleS, | SrE YOU alS about 10
NN'd II YOU will give me a nice
stamp out Your album, win tell
You 81 story mStead,'
Now this WIS u grNSpt temptation TO
the littlc boy, Amy boy might buy a
MHk and rSld II story ont of II, but
hero MylS am otfr of an original story
told ell for himself.
Nrd | tell YOU what the story was
tlElt the little boys uncle told him
after the stamp hNd been tltllvrrrdG
DO NNM want to htNr the talc of n
SuppoSittouS little hoy of course Of
lust the agC uf the Mttic boy who ia
listening to thu story, who entertained
doubts about revealed religion, or clre
rtci anglNworms IN his v,Nst pocket, or
dtd SAn,rthing else that he shouldn't
have done, 81 tlGlt there WIS no hcalth
IN hun, and he was property punished
IN the end2 | don't think you'd care
TO hear 1t ! know the littlc boy did
mot
When the clock struck Mllt4mst eight
he went mp ~ his little room over tho
hallway, and Vent to bed. He WIS
Tired, aud how IN HIS m4nd. lie gcn-
crafty went to Sl,Tp as sron his he
got his hcS,d on the pillow. and dream
OF anything he wanted to dn>Nm about
lut this night he lay awake u long
time, and Thought Il great deal lie
had one stamp less In hts collection,
and he had no pirates to dr,Slm ahout.
and he wondered why his uncle had
told him such II depressing st'ny, As
| say don't know whether It was
NhNut religious doubt IN the Improper
hcStuMWl of anglewormS, hut II rNr-
taiuly wis NOT about this particular
little boys par'tCuGr favorite siu and
he didn't SEX as he said to himself,
why II wis "h,Nvvl mt him" Aud
when he awokc the next morning he
was still thinking of Il and wondering
about IT. and he still felt tired H. q.
BURNER IN the Century.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14
THE SAVING SERUM.
Anti ToNine Freely Used in MilwaU-
kee-SulTeSStul Treatment.

Milwaukee, Marcn 10, ACHING Health
Commissioned Bradley stated that the
health department no longer supplies
physicians with anU-toNino because
the Sryum is now on sale in several
local drug stores. He said that the
new method of treating GipMhcriA,
thhgh very successful, was not in
practice much because the trratMcut is
quite expensive. He estimated jhat
about one-fourth Of al cases in this
city We're treated with anti-toNur. but
poor people as rule could not at-
ford 70 take the new Treatments
Raruboo. Wis, March IL, The anti
toNine diphtheria cure has saved two
lives in this vicinity. The last ease
was that of child in the family Of
Henry Hale. The anti-toXine was in
iected twice in TIE patients arm and
at once the child began to recover and
is now we'll The other case was at
North Freedom, in the family of Mr..
Schellenburger. Two children died or
the disease before the cure was intro
duced. The other ease was almost H..
the last stages. but when the anti-tuN-
inc was used the child recovered rapid
ly. The physicians are highly elated
over the new discovery.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14
INTERNATIONAL. ENTERPRISE
STARTED FROM AMERICA.
TO IulN UNITED STATES WITH
HAWAII AND JAPAN.
Quiet NegotialnuS Have ReGu Going
on-AdmiMl John Irwin, General
Ray Stone. President Avord and
John II. Sprerkeis Among Thnsr
Interested

Washington. March 9-When con
greSs failed to provide tor building 4
Uawiian cable it by no means ended
the question. On the contrary ii
brought forward Il project of intrrna-
t.ouul Importance 10y which Russia,
France. Japan and Hawaii will join
in American enterprise for laying Il
cable from the United States to Ha.
wall and then 10 Japan, with hraucr
cables to the French Stands and cN,
teuSiNe naval stations in the southern
Pacific. Negotiations with these gov
crumen;> have proceeded quietly but
with such SAu Sfartrry results that
they are well along toward compile
ton Admiral John Irwin, L. $. y.
and Gen. Roy Stone are principally
Interested in the enterprise on the
American side, With them are assoc
ated President Avortl, of the Bank of
California, John II. Sprcckles and
other millionaire capitalists.
The conSummatinn of the plans,
which are now made public for the
tinSt time. cannot fail to arouse keen
interest in Great Britain and through
out Europe Thc British project of a
cable starting from Vancouver appears
70 have ended with the failure To SO
modify our treaty with Hawaii rs TO
let the British cable land on Neckar
Island.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14
"rllE SCARLET LETTER :"
1t Gave ~ uaWthnvnV Ills First TASTE
Of Popularity,

Nl;A The striking exception Nf Uncle
Tens Cabin, no AmrriyNn work Of
fiction has had the quick and lasting
popularity rs rhe Scarlet Letter; and
while Mrs. Stoves story owed much
W It's SurNNSS ~ the public Interest
IN tho slavery question, Uawthnrne's
rNnlauvr had uo such outside aid
HawthnrnN'S study Of the Puritan lttc
in New NuyMud is superior .tr Mrs
Stoves novel 1t is u mASterpirrc Of
natsuttvr every incident hvtUS 50
aptly choSeu,SN Ski)tully prepared, So
we'll placed, that ii seems 4 necessary
result of the situation. Since The
Scarlet Letter WIS written nearly half
Il century has passed. aud many books
highly praised when ii WHS published
are n"w left unread; but llawrhornE
great story stands today higher than
ever before in the eSterm of Those best
fitted ~ judge,
The author thought that the rNmancc
WylS too Nnmhrc, and he relieved II
With 4 humorous sketch OF his Nfc in
lllt 'NIt'lV NUN(thlll U'fllSt'. l ilN IN'IllIlS
public save the book ST. hVlrty II well
come that Hawthorne was warmed out
of his chilly solitude For the first
time he tasted popularity, and It did
him good He moved to l.cuoN, and
there he wrote second long story,
less solemn thlu the first, hrtSker and
brighter ami vet not without the same
solid and serious merits. The House
Of the Seven Gables was published In
1881 1t is rather Il romance than n
novel; aud in 1t the author allowed
his humor more play than had been
htSuming in The Scarle Letter Like
that. the new story WAS Il study ot the
life the author hes; knew. How we'll
he knew ii may be Judged from 10
wells declaration that The House of
the Seven Gables is "thr most valuable
contribution to New England history
that has vet been made Rrander
Matthews in ST Nicholas
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14
QUITS POOL.
BIG TOPEKA WHOLESALE COZ
FEE FIRM SECEpES.
parkhurSt and Davis DiSSa tiSlied Witl
Rates The Syndicate Puts the
Price Too Low.

Topeka, Kan, March 10.-lMe biz
Topeka wholesale grocery firm of Park
hurst \ Davis made stir in mercau-
tile circles by announcing TIER with
drawal from the coffee trust, the
coffee pool, or whatever one may
choose 10 call the syndicate control,
ling the price of this commodity. This
withdrawal is due to the fact that
over the protest of Topeka jobhers, "A
rate fixed by the trust on coffee,
which, it is alleged allowed Il profit Of
only ten cents on every hundred
pounds of coffee sold. The old rate
was $22.7o per hundred pounds and it
walls cut to $21.5O The former is the
present Missouri rate. BY the with
drawal of ParkhurSt \ Davis, the To
peka firm has authorized its CONNER
cial men to sell coffee ut any price
covering the actual cost which is not
far from 5000 exclusive of drayage.
The members of the coffee pool of
AtchiSon, Leavenworth, Kansas City
and other points, are meeting in 70
peka for the purpose, 1t is said. of
whipping ParkhurSt X Davis into line.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-14

The rchncmcIts and changed condi-
tions Of modern civilization are trans
forming man into quite different
creature from that Of few genera
lions ago The latest suggestion IS
that we are bringing upon ourselves
a degeneration Of the intestinal tract
An eminent French surgeon declares
that certain American instrument
for intestinal tlsr is too large, leading
the London Lancet 10 ask whether
the intestine among the French ~
really smaller than among the Ameri-
cans. and If So how far French cook
ing VIGOROUSLY the best In the world
lF responsible fOr fine difference. Di-
gestiou being made easy, so 10 speak,
Il IL the case that a partial arrest OF
development has been The conse
quenccf The magnificent teeth Of
sayages have caused dental decay 10
be sometimes looked upon as pro
duct OF civilization dependent 10
great extent upon knives and forks,
and Il may be worth while TO inquire
whether the human race has any reas-
Oh to dread analogous deterioration as
d result of elaborate cookery, and
whether dainty dishes are a physlolo.
gfcal mistake.