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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-08

THE GUARDS no ATLANTA.
The Raleigh Boys win Leave Novem-
Der 81, and Will Probably BE Joined
by Out-of-T0wn Companies.

The Governors Guards met last night
in their armory on Fayetteville street,
the main business being TO determine
whether or not they would attend the
Atlanta Exposition in a body. This was
decided in the affirmative, and the day
set was Sunday, November Sd. The
Guards will be accompanied by Major
Alfred Williams and Capt. Fred. Wool
colt, and will be about fifty strong. They
will remain until the following Friday or
Saturday, and it is not unlikely that
they will be joined by the companies
from Henderson, Oxford and Durham.
At least, it was determined last night to
invite these companies to go along, and
the letters will be sent to them to-day
by the Secretary.
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Perhaps This May Help You

"NIy food does me no good, you say. Then
it does you harm. There is no hating place
between these extremes. Dgested food
alone gives health and strength. Undigested
food sours, or ferments in the stomach and
becomes a poison to the whole body. 1t
causes headache, heart palpitation, liver
and kidney trouble distress after eating,
pains in the chest and sides, and the tired,
languid, heavy feeling we hear so much
about When the digestion goes wrong
every function of the body goes wrong
Yes, and the mind, too. Men fail in business
and die poor for no other reason than this
they are weakened, duIled and stupefied by
dyspepsia. The lives Of a host of women
are blIghted in the same way. You may be
one of this miserable multitude. The writer
Of these lines was one of your number a
short time ago I tried dozens of things to
get cured Just as you have done, no doubt.
The thing which at last succeeded with me
may succeed with you. II is a discovery of
those wise and good people-the Shakers, of
Mt Lebanon, y. Y.-called the Shaker Di-
gestive Cordial. IT is not purgative, which
at best gives only transient relief. 1t is in
itself digested food and also a cOrrector
of the digestive function, You can eat and
digest your food while taking this cordial.
1t helps you at once and soon makes the
stomach vigorous and healthy. 1t is not
like any other so-caIled dyspepsia cures. 1t
is prepared by the Shakers principally from
herbs cultivated by them. They do not ask
US to spend a dollar for a bottle while we
are in the dark as to its virtues. They take
that risk themselves. Almost any druggist
will sell you a trial bottle for ten cents, so
Won can see whether If Is what they aav and
adapted to yOur case. And isn't even the
III Il a tIal
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-08
PERSON T..

Mr.. S. G. Davis, of Clayton, was in
the city yesterday.
MIRO. F. Asbury, of Charlotte, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. F. Page, of Aberdeen, was in
the city yesterday
Mr.. W. B Green, of Louisburg, was
in the city yesterday
Mr.. John L. Bridgers, of Tar6oro, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Willard Mial was in the city, look
ing like prosperous farmer.
Mr.. B. F. Briggs, of Wilson, proprie-
tor of Briggs Hotel, is IN the city.
Mr.. J. ". Thackatou left yesterday on
few days business trip to Asheviile
Mr.. Thomas n. Hill, of Halifax, is
here in attendance upon the Supreme
Court.
Mr. A. j. Cooke returned yesterday
from trip to Richmond and other
points.
Mr.. Herbert E Norris was in the city
yesterday from Apex, leaving in the
afternoon.
Justice Faircloth returned yesterday
from Goldsboro where he spent Sunday
with his family
Mrs. Charles Baskerville, of the
University, arrived in the city yesterday
con a visit to relatives.
Mr.. Andrew Syme left yesterday after
noon for Hamlet, which place he VIII
make his future home.
The mother and sister of Mr.. W. W.
Whitehead are IN the city from New
York on visit to him.
Mrs. W. D. McIyer, W. w. Clark, 0
FL. Onion and D. L Ward were in the
city yesterday from Newborn.
Mr.. John H. Wlnder, General Manager
of the S a. L., left the city yesterday
for Atlanta on his private car. He is
expected back Sunday Mr. Winder says
the reports as to his fathers extremely
ill condition are exaggerated. The Major
is North now, and improving.
Mr. W. E. Neal and wife were regis
tered at the Park yesterday, but return
ed to their home in Apex in the after
noon. Mr.. Neal is rising young man
among the commercial travellers, repre-
sentipg the American Grocery Company
o New York, formerly the great firm
of Thu rber, Whyland Il 90.
Hon. H. G. Conner, of Wilson, is
here. He was at New Hanover Court
last week, and the Wilmington Star
pays him this deserved compliment: ''Ex-
Judge Conner, who has been here nearly
week attending court, is native OF
Wilmington and is always welcome
visitor He is one of the best equipped
lawyers in the Safe, and most affable
and courtly gentleman. He is an orna-
ment to his profession.
Mr.. F. A. Olds, the wide-awake cor
respondent. returned yesterday from
trip to Lincoln Lithia Springs,
where he has beel taking in the
woods and water in preparation for
fresh start The Colonel says the
Lincoln Lithia is a most delightful place.
From there, he went to Hickory Nut Gap
and beheld the woodlands and ot5er
scenery. The Colonel says the crop out
look is simply grand, in spite Of the fact
that it has not rained for two months in
all that region.
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An all round printer wants position
Sober; reliable; Is years experience Car
take charge of a newspaper or job Office
Moderate salary, Desire TO change eli
mate. Address,
d. l.. ROPER
10 Franklin Ave, New Rochelle, ny
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A party desires to rant piano for IL
months, to be used by a beginner in
music. Instrument must be in good
tune. Address French" P. 0. Box
ZIG, FrankIinton, n. G., stating price
and strle of instrument
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-08

Twenty five dollars will be paid fol
the best fourth dozen loaves of bread
exhibited at the State Fair, regardless
of the brand of aour used. Brand must
be in place by 10 a. IN, Wednesday. Elk
pert committee will judge. For particu,
lars, call on or address
JonN NICHOLS, Secretary.
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For Sale.

Whole or half interest in well pay
ing drug business. Loo tied in the midst
of tobacco section. Good reasons for
selling. Address Druggist" care Of
NEWS AND OBSERVER.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-08
An important Case.

A strong delegation f,om the Newborn
bar came in yesterday composed Of Hon.
NJ. Dew. Stevenson, w W. CLARK, 0. H..
44uion, W. D. McIver, David L. Ward,
came up to the Supreme Court yesterday
afternoon. They will argue the water
company case which las been hanging
fire FOR long tine. II was referred 20
Hon. H. G. Conner whose finding was
approved 10 the Supreme Court though
many exceptions were filed to it. The
original water company failed. aid t i
a contest between creditors
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-08

WANTED-A registered pharmacist.
Address East Durham Drug Company,
East Durham, N. @.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-08

Furniture store for rent just vacated
by the only dealer in town. Good OPP
portunity for furniture business. Adj
dress, Lock Box No. 1, Rocky Mount,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-08
Reatnnrnnt Cool Wanted

A first class cook, with first class re
ferences. None other need apply
"a. DuGUL
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-08
W anted.
Rread. 80 nn SnecinI preminm!

A set of bc oIs to keep at night. Ad-
dress ID" care News AND OBSERVER,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-08

Now see that your blood il pure. Coed
health follows he use Of Hoods Sassa
parilla which is the ore great blood
purifier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

mobi interesting books are those devoted 10
dickens aud rhackoray. In these two w0fha
Mt. Mofesu, during the past twenty years,
naa Inserted hundreds Of faro portraits
In conrso 81 preparation Mr. Morpau has
over 100 volumes. many OF which arc al.
most ready f0f tho binder, Among theni IL
sot VI Shakespeare. that tho collector has
been ungagsd In getting toge,her for thirty
ycars. 10 has q great number Of nre
shakespeare portraits az we'll az portraits
Of All the great actors who became famous
IN shakespcfeAn relies. This work viii.
when completed. DO % great value. Nuoshee
oi almost equal interest 10 q LITE VI May
Queen " Scots" which VIII All many large
quarlo volumes. nosdes all OF these rare
tones, with the thousands upon thousands Of
rerc ougraVlugs, autograph letters etc, MIR,
Moreau has upward Of 1900 portraits Of
Napoleon. one Of the iarEral " not the
largest. collection IN the world.
~ Would hp Impossible ~ sri value useii
this almost colossal literary treasure, Much
VI L was collected lNen,y thirty and forty
years axe, in Europe and America, by II.
oNnor--wes picked ~ day by day q, NttS
or no coot Very much VI " could 10, pos.
slhly 30 duplicated, sluce that which ls nov
valued 40 hlghly by the collector could
once DO had almost TOR tho asklnE, This Ia
true " programmes. pictures. ahowbius.
m,ograpA letters autographs, newspapers
ana the lilo
This collector has done ros,cr,y great
services ye, u "a a melancholy fact that 10
Eet the $4,000 odd rnvraylugt that Illustrate
Mr. MnNau'a collection many thousand vol.
uncs Noro ruhhcd VI their brghteat jewels
aud made almost worthless
FRANK J. Wii.srAcu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

81
~, arnold In command. iAyinpston.
I,r, cleared hli SKIRTS from any odlum
mikn' have attached To them by Ar
Her roachery by telling Washing
rs,, 20 made the application at Ar
alngiou, however. at thls time do.
remove Howe and give Arnold
n1 ~ August. 1850 however, Ar
sln,p Ma point, as No was directed
|ye,l 10 West Point and taip cont
W 'lme Beverly Robinson. who was
S"s neg a commission In The british
~ large estate at what IA now
Il Hns.lltqn'e, opposite Most Paint. 1t
4 n'NefN hoblnson'a hnupn where. be.
IN, 1elt washington had visited aud
~ % The beautiful Mary phlllnse.
H. s,.laf " Mrs. Robinson. Arnold
IN y, heAdquarters here, aud, a. a 10
!. VIZ un NJ, communication with
i. ~ clinton through me Rohlnsons.
4 NnnqNn that he nrsl ealahllahed them
A neverly Robinson.
4 dWY beverly Rohlnadn that Arnold
A ny ~ confederation 10 hstray the
NJ 'pntlnenial treasury was empty,
4 ~ ,ulisQonisnlqd anl lsdhmson argued
xnlsh, would accept Arndld'a terms
Il ~. net only take possession on Weat
I'm sas vast hoard " stores, but
capture the enlira Amencan army
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Woodn Und varies Formerly Subject
10 strinucnt LOEisIntton,

AaFinmgnN l0lNAIntinn.
In ,s,iv tt,,es ,,h., t..,,,. war; ,,,n, a,
,y.,',, ,nG ,ba ,,i,,. ~, 80, a. 80 son
sbsn u,,, f,r,,r, N. f,.i t,r ,.,,,ln,, e,I
,.,r,,,O, ,i,, ,n,.t,,,t.a ~ ,t,,t,,. .nb ~.
ma, Inn AZ No. 49,, r,,r, th,' .,h,cc,. y,
,,rsy s.ysr,,.o, r.,,, ,h,I Nm, ~ i,is,,r1
~ her, ,e.. r,,,r,.a r,,,,s .i,t,,,,. lar
m, nlon,i,, .s,u,in,, ,,,,,t,,r .,1 ,rds,,n,.
~ rn,as c,n... a,,1 ,,,1s,,,,,1s "a, se
no, M on,sn ,s,i,sne,i, ,In,rsr VI, ,,ssniy'
N,, y,1rs. ,r,,n ,,. .s,,,,,,,,, t,r
isnrrr nerl,i iran, tho r,,r,,bt az tthe
a., ,s,j,,' +, c,r,nie,e and mar, etest,si IA
b,ir t,,nr,y,,ns,,.
l'
~ Wv soN'ut'eutn century no farmer was
permitted IN me duehy ot LuNrmhourg 70
ioll timber tree without hrlnn able ~
show that he had planted another, and a
custom, sNtsie5 al mar lima ,raund r,ank.
NM .r,t,,, ~ ~. tn,t,t,ti. ,,ts. ,shI,t,
t. ,,,,,,. t,,,, , ,l'u'"',,' a,I 49, ",
80" so, W. "''''U Wv "'" 49, w
ulw'iN, vas 'p"k'u 10 plNuu'e Vt'UN'AW
OF hle having sot a number VI walnut trees,
Under tho law Of Edward w., wood Ia
parks formed the subject of special lcgls.
laton Catue ana coils v,rc nst allowed
IA erase an. o.,lt. an Gan, 80. anor !,
s'@,s 80, "
"ll anu 10 pl'NvNt 'uN INSTRUCTIVE iaa'nE
ana converting VI wooda in'o pasture no
wood of two aurcH. and above two furlouga
from the mansion house. could te htcrfprod
with. In maria ~ t,nrmany Nh,re a slnelr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

They Are No, So urinht ~ DOGS, Says
Traveller.


In lnstlu,ing a comparison hetwoan tho
intelligence Of dog and an elephant, SIR
& maker decldce In favor Of .ho former.
''who. When tho daya work "a over, loA down
and yircps before the Ore at hla mastcre
foot and dfcams OF tho dangers and ex.
piolie OF tho hunt" Sic :, BAKER Hepms to
have forgotten the old story in Aeaopa
Fablca. where the horse was Jealous or tho
dng and tried 10 ingrsuale lNelt with ~
master by lmltatlnH ia rivals hAhlA Of
tawnlne on lls master aud jumping on hA
lap. OF coumc The horse tarei badly In
the contrast Ana 40 would tho elephant
he were 10 ny to Initiate Tho dog and
,ur hlmself up a, Die mastcrs feet before
lhc camp-nre'
nut sir 81 maker himself Acknowledges
hat he elephant IA Instructed and guided
Nv tho mahuut In al that he doca. no
write, thus. u 90 not know a more agree.
able aenaation Than thg start ia the early
morning on thoroughly dcpendahln ole
infant. With a mhhUul who hkea real in
iereat Ia hla work thorough harmony
exists hntwcon man aud hphai, and you fssl
pronared Cor anything hui how much de-
banda upan that mAhrutl 10 u Impossible
or a b,-stAnder 10 comprehend nv atcpol
einna which au mutually understood by
the einphAnl and thp guide The elephant
deiarta every movement however Night,
AMI y thu ms loflu,hsiy guided by ia To-.
Isingonce, the mighy beast obefc he un-
aeon holm " thought Insl a. hinge shin
Media by apparent insnnrt, to ne niddor
Witch directs hfr coufse,
rWhat must DO 1he result should an clc-
infant be guided BY a mAh9lt VI uncertain
,,mpcrAmchtf Toe grrat trouble when fli-
ina on an elephant u The dlnicul,y In eaillhg
Inc nahoni 10 obey an order ~ ugcf ahrng.
ms tho elephant Will NJ once dclohi anYlhlnr
! iilo itrmnf on the part 81 lA mslloni. nm.
nusntly 4 good elephant may 10 llesfAced
! hy M nervousness o. hla mahout. nothing
| being 90 contagious A. fear
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

passed out OF tho bunch together, tho ~
going into the pool,ot aud the other two
striking ON oAch adp Ut IT, lila cue bail
had alno broken tho pyramid completely
and landed hehind the 10 ball. which he
next nut IN the corner pocket and GOT
position on tho hall Ills shot on this rc-
suited IN position behind tho hall lie
scored and RAPIDLY pui in other balls IN sue
oranion, go.tiln position each tlnr unti he
had an addition equal 70 tho fourth, or
game point NY lhlp tlmo tho spectators N.
rludnG tho referee, were highly excited
aud called on hini TO put IN tho rest 81 tho
halls for record lie had already made tho
worlds record on tho Hnme, but 10 give II
more Startling completeness he scored tho
remaining balls,
eaualled bui 4 Ia conceded by all pros
fesslonAis that there Il but one noarihlc way
20 hrAt H. Some player must call two
balls for two pockets on tho break aud
mon npcop tho table, MI, llallon Va ptac-
iirina on thlA shot Ito made II tho oiher
nisht IN praollec, calling the aud 8. pr
two corner balls, Tor the adiolniag corner
nos,tcts. The thnt scored, although hs
tailed "a act rolitlun and sweep tho table
Ia ordinary pool. where the hftpen bAlls
arc amply put ~ the pockets am We
nisver HAVING the lArFrAt number q hAlis
IA hls credit whcn tho tabin V cleared wina,
M, reofA Of a single cali ball IA held
NJ An amateur, who. fnr family frannns
49, MOI carr TO have his mama puhlshed'
Ma senaeriui shot. u might he called a
n,iraeuious, sporadic shot. for no haR never
Nm Aria 10 mako Il again. was Witnessed
hy Count oacAnyan and Edward nunnell
I'M miasr.m No. : shows tho position o. ths
haiie When no called tho ehot. u u
ma In noal that II tho "uAlled' ball noca "
M oihur balls which may fail ~ tho puchs
~ 40 counted, AZ the time thln mirarur
MN. shot WAS made only three halls wegs
M ma table, not counting the cue ball ard
NO of thase were "fraaan,e | o, touch.
ins The slnrle hall WA raslled' fut ne
rirAt hand upper corner and gracenlli cut
N ana a. mo track " the cue ball ehown
M lhe AaRrAm. u mAdn ihrre enahlens.
,ha latter tNs cNsy cushions, hefors alfiks
,ns M 81 tho "lrufenr hAlla. ~ lhe
line. hewevor ihsl a struck one % Tho TIVE
nalia h had hseomo GLOW ball. N AZ ilatt
M rreat force wAs spent. tbs uriqr nAn
received me Impact, follsf cvsf 70 me uflt-
Mana lowar pocket and The nlhef bail AisnH
roliea dawn Aad iell into NE lhitsfAni loves
noeket oibAsna tho uhle Al ane tnei %
thfes MALTA in tho nAat diineull ne..'.epe
,,nanloahle, A al example " I minAfalqrt
mai maj could hes hn repeated psfhape ~
a iltelae. II .npst take nnAt rank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20
omAnLcyna nnoNrn.
sh" wnS n Poor Tniiscr aud Drove
Ihnckrruy out OF the tindsc,


Ihnckrruy out OF the tindsc,
In hcr charming memoira Ms, rhaekcray
Rltchc tells OF an evenlng with Charlotte
ptUne, the author OF lane Eyre. spcnt az
her fathers huuso Every one waited for
tho brilliant conversation which never hogan
at all. Mrs Brontc retired to tho sofa IN
tho study. and murmurrd low word now
aud then to DIR kind goverreAa, Mise TRUE.
lock- Tho room looked very dark, the lamp
bcgan to smokc lltle. Tho conversation
grew DINNER aud moro din. tho ladloa
sat round still oNpectant. my mthur was
too much perturbed by tho gloom and the
silence TO be able TO cope with 1t at all,
Mrs uroolHold who was In tho door way
by tho study near the corner IN which
Mlsa nrontc was citing leaned forward
with little commonplace, since brllliouco
was no, TO be- the order Of the evening
''nuu you like London, Mlsa nrnntey' sho
said. another silence. a pause. then Miss
nrontc answers. "Ycs and no, very grave
~. and lhorc tho conversation drops
My sister and much too young to be
bored IN those days, alarmed, Impressed, We
might be. but not yc, barred. A party was q
party. ucncsa wae llonesai and-shail
rnnTcss itcat that time an extra dish Of
bltcutta was enough to mark tho evening.
We felt all tho importance OF the occasion
tea uprcad IN the dining room, ladies In the
drawing rOnmi We rnsmod about inonn.
voniontly. no doubt and eNcltedly, aud In
one Vt my eNcurHluns, crossing Tho hall,
waa surprised to ero my father ununlng the
from, door with hla hat on, lie put hla
nngera 10 hts lips. walked out into the dark.
ness. aud shu, the door quickly behind him,
when went back into the drawing room
again thu ladies asked me where he was,
vaguely answered that I thought no was
coming back
was puzzled ut tho time, nor was II all
made clear to mo until long ycar afterward
when ono day Mrs, Proctor aaked mo II
know what had happened once whom my
father had invited a party TO meet Jane
Eyre at his houSo, II was ono of the dulloal
evenings she had over sppnt IN her ne, shc
sald, And then with o good deal of humor
shr described Tho situation tho ladies' had
ali como expecting much delightful eonyer-
ratinn, and tho gloom and the consiraint
and how finally. overwhelmed by the altu1'
ton, my father had quietly lot tho room
left the house, and rono on TO his club.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

NfrnU Itnh NthiN = hfs So
There Ia some fun In a crow, oven " II
bo A lave OF mischief In Calcutta | had
large Garden surrounded by shady trees
ia whose branches many crowd uscl 70 r9 9'.
Mt nluht. As soon az daylight appeared ihey
nj, new on to their tavorte resorts, Nners
NAV lived upon the garbage ot the ol'y, ana
4, ,,,,,,, IA, nduittod In their favor that they
wore most useful acOyengers, lut whom sun
snt eamo they usUd to ronrn 20 thelr roo'l'
tno MACE and sometimes they RANo me an
un,yelrome evening coronado.
comlnE home lato and tired from once,
usel 10 slt out on my lawn ana Ncll
LARGO white Persian cat would come out
a. hcen mo company Thea tho cat and tho
80, ,scl Ia have llttle gamn Of holr
oun mo eat would attetch iaolt OUT ana
a,oh IA long. furry tan about some twenty
a., tbirtv eroNa PROMPTLY accepted the ohAl'
innsc and quickly allghted round tho eat,
Win Inc Intention Of pulling his tail Bone
NJ ihcm hoped up IN 'front.' a. near az lhey
could with satoty from inc cars 3'epaWe,
,,hans sinl al the side. and eevoMl Of lhe
Ss,l niayera took their poalIlon behind the
eei They evidently acted In concert the
,s,y,s An frnnt crept up "a close a. they
Sarsd IN apcnfe tho cate atonuon, ana then
nne nf thr cfowa behind the cav made daan
AZ IN IAN. witch The cat dhllfully guanied
nv nlrllng It from one sue TO inc otnei;
W ,'ns verv erllof that a crow succeeded
~ M,,,,nc tnoulhful Of tho cat'a hir The
~ NVn,n.N,vhiis bad really an cyu TO busl-
wv. snd n one Of the hrda ia front "
Nc, rane within practicable dieianee he
,,,nla a epring that sometimes had hAl
n,e,n snd mo game terminated among tho
.vsstasi cawlnE and olamor ot the sur
ylyers who saw their unlueey comfsde torn
to plecpc before ther oyes, uu, IN ,he '9u ,s,
y,,s,,ien tho miShsp N their brother and
XIV ZANE again to renow their diversion with
Wy ~, Mia was always ready 10 play the
.ne "" IN which Il might be rald that hls
h.a,te was. Heads wln tails YOU loso'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Every tncd Man Itns secret Of TITS
own, aud Al Are Uund,


nar,hcirmy salntHnairc tho famous
Froneh scholar aud politician, who recently
entered on hia nlpeucih year. full OF physicel
and intellectual vlgor. has been telling tho
ineSilatle interviewer how II IA his days
have boon ~ long IN tho laul II IN, we are
told. the oitNut 81 utrlct adherence TO the
ola preoept. early to bed and carly 10
rise" with steady work during waking
hours. Eycry Grand old man seems TO have
a neorrt VI hie own, Mr gladstone at.
tributes his longevity to his habit Of taxi
Ing a daly walk In all weAthtrs, and his
rivlng thirty.tWo bites TO oyoff inarsh VI
food. uilycr Wendell Holmes pinned his
faith an cluapliy Of Temperature The
late Major Knox Holmes rworn by tho irls
cycle. witch, IN tho md, WAS the cause VI
bia death Ur, H. n. Van do Woyde. an
American octoGcnarlan. not Iona ago offered
himself "aa nn example " tho behlgn In
nucnco Of the study aud practice VI music, ="
Some aged persons give the credit OF
thn,r long lives 90 nbEt.~tnta nom tobacco,
aienbd meat, or what not oihfts 10 their
ini,Ipenoo IN all thcse thinHa one old
iady. who had reached the err lao OF there
nbsuta maintained that ringlo hlesretnpEp IL
mo rpel elixir vitae. anh she ahorlhed the
dsath Of q lf0thur at the ,rndrr age %
e,nety 10 Inc fact that be had committed
,Natr,tnnny IN early lite, Thu late NJ For.
divnnd de l.ossops believed N horse riding,
Mr James rayn complains that In his hoy
hnna H. 'eot iiilln bored with too munh
hn,ae Ia letter recently published, NJ,
ae I.osseps delivered himself on ,hr subject
ss fenows. N shalt always be deeply crate.
nj ID iarlnr, my riding meliorwhu from
nv earliest years made me share his keen
narslon Tor hofsea. and ! am htlll convinced
MAJ daily horse exercise has In a large
mgasnre been the meana Of enabling Inc to
reneh my eighty fourth year IN perfect
health Carlyle was also a great rider all
m,nSt 10 the end OF his long lie aud he not
nniy rode hut groOmed his horse hlmheli.
On thr whole, II must be concluded that the
snrrct oi longevity is sound constitution
ntudentiy hnshanded