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now no pluivENr onoup.


some Heading That VIII rroTo Interest.
Ing to Young Mothors-iIow to Guard
Against the Disease.
Group is terror TO young mothors,
and to post Thorn concerning tho cause
first symptoms and treatment Is tho oh.
joCl OF this item. Tho origin Of Group
is a common cold. ChidrOn who arc
subject to II take cold very OAaily aud
Group Is almost Suto 10 follow. Tbs
fret symptom IL hontscucss; this ia
soon followed by u peculiar rough
cough, which Ia easily recognized aud
will never bO forgotten Ivy one who has
hoard IT, The time to act Ia whom the
child first becomes hoarsc. II Chamber.
lain's Cough liomOty IL freely given all
tendency to Group will soon disappear.
Even allor tho croupy cough has do.
yoIopod II will prevent tho attack,
lhOfO Ia no danger In giving this rom.
ody, for IL contains nothing injurious.
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otFort Wayne, Ind, writes on Nov, %, 1891;
~ was AFFLICTED for forty years with heart
trouble and suffered untold agony, IhSd
weak, hungry spells, and my heart would
palpltato so hard, the pain would DO so acute
and torturinS, that / became so weak and
uervous could not sleep. ] was treated by
several physicians without relief and gave
Up ever being well again, About Two years
ago Icommenced using Dr., Miles Remedies.
Ono bottle OF tho Heart euro stopped all
heart troubles and the Restorative Neryire
did the rcsLRrd now sleep soundly aud at
tend 70 my household and social duties With
out any trouble.
Sold by druggists. Book sent FREQ, Address
Dr. Mlles Medical Co, ElEhart, Ind.
Dr.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
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Asa remedy for all forms OF Head.
ache Electric Btters has proved to be-
the very bost. II effects n permanent
euro and tho most dreaded habitual sick
headaches yield to i,s influence. Ms
urge all who arc afflicted to procure q
bottle, and give this remedy fair trial,
In cases OF hRbitual constipation Eicc.
trio BitterS curoa 10y giving tho needed
tono to the bowels. and few cases long
resist tho use OF this medicine. Try it
once. Large bottles only fifty cents at
Logan Drug Co. a Drag Store. .
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to oholno s. vIal o., Sheep aud lambs, receipts
30 cara; market steady; lambs, Gh0lGe 10 prime
81 lUai -; shsei, cholea 10 selected export
wethGn Is 2ja3 ~; culls alId common sheep
81 2jul u
Hast liberty Cattle steady nj UNCHANGED
price,. RogS active and higher prime light
~ 9I common 10 fair Workers. - 7jaI -:
rougtls s. OoaJ 90 Sheep strong ut unchanged
prices,
ClnGlnmRti-lIogl steady and lower at 81 loa
0 ~; receipts 1900 head; shipments 3OOl head.
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UhionWo Cattle, receipts 900 head. There
wNs fairly ROOD demand aud prices wore trin
uu the basis NJ g,hi o. i1t common IN ilhcy
native lpsrl hOol and spring steers, butchers
rnta anil huiium II 7lnl ut calves ~ gpab 10
Hog. rrolpii llOOUi demand steady Nnl lower
common ~ host dtnyC' NJ hogs sold VI u lli
Rsi md nlgt fnll p.nulpOlly n 81 9liN "a
sheer, iptciiis ltOIi hoil drmnnl good aud
utluuH steady niotlof IN tllOlcr hNlNu sheep
selling nj VI iOti ~, aud lambs tjOlh3 a.
Hast nunnio, N, N-CNtllo receipts light
market nothing llnInr llups. teOplnls " cars
lOuals common " good " 21Aa ", pigs good
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Tho bsaL talyo In lhs world Tor cuts,
bruises, uUros, ulcers, salt rhDum, I1vor
sores, lctlSr, cliappol hands, Chilblainl,
oorna, aud all skin ornption', aud pos.
tiyoly uurOi pil1i, or no pay rOquirol.
It's gnaranlOol " glvo perfect satIginO-
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents por box. For aalo BY Logan Drug
UnlnnnnM
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This was said to agroup OF noWspa.
nor reporters, and was said 80 firmly
that no further attempts at interview.
luz WerO made, especially as Senator
Allison was occupied with number OF
Iowa callers. The callers, in fact, kept
coming all tho evening. Among them
wOro several Of the local Republican
leaders, but rs they were received in
public along with citizens who arc not
in politica their visit could hardly DO
construed as significant.
Whether or not It Ia pleasing to Soma.
tor Allison to have his presence In CHI
cago made the ground Of a presidential
monument now. that was the elect, aud
in the talk no had with Ills friends yO,s
terday 1t would hardly escape notice.
Senator Allison declined 10 become sec.
rotary Of tho treasury under President
Garfield in 1881, aud refused similar
olier from President Harrison in 1850,
prtisrtinR III both instances to retain
hiu Mace In tho senate, whore, as chair
man of tho powerful appropriations
committee, no wieldN an influence ms
grea. az that OF a cabinet officer. As u
leading member oil the finance commit.
,eo, hi, influence on tariff and financial
legislation has boon equally marked.
and ho was chairman OF the American
delegation 10 tho international mon.
etnry conference which mot at Brussels
tho las. year Of President HRrriSon's
administration.
HEARING or PUBLIC NArrEtS
These matters wero commented on
yoItorday because Of tho prominence
which tariff aud financial subjects will
rocoiyo at tho coming session Of Con-
gresa. Tho opinion was hoard that III
Wow OF tho discussions that are ahead
in slnping the policy OF tho Republican
marty hia position will throw Senator
Allison In tho foreground as much Nv
gnonkor Reed himself Naturally
enough, tho talk was gratifying to the
Iowans ani other iolka who think that
Senator Allignn Ia tho most available
candidate for President. FROM them 1t
VAS not hard TO got at tho basis Of tho
Allison plan ot campaign.
This campaign doul not involve nn'
iagoniam 10 tho olhor candidates II Ia
bhgol m tito theory that tho Hontlmnnt
fora wostCrn man Tor PRECEDENT viii DO
tho nrsloninnnt ono, aud that IN spite
nj lilo stronglll NJ MI Reed, II will ron.
dor hIs candidacy futile, whllO GovOr'
mar Morton will ncquinscs In II with tho
Iranknoss no always shows. Asi1 Gov
ornor Mckinley, tho Buppor,ntA oil sOn.
alor Allison recognizes llia widespread
nopuIatily, whilO at tho Samn tlmo thOy
nndgrptand that whctc opposition to
him exists II Is Of tho pronounced Kind
which ia usually satisfied by tho choice
of candidates who has tho same ole
mpnm Of strength, without being objoc'
tIonabo. Assuming tina! Gchofal llat'
rlson may 10 a candidate, Senator Alli'
sons followers Rte willing to Onlor into
friendly rivalry 10 determine which ono
will bo acceptable 10 tho Ropnblicani
oil tho country,
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Chicnva-The shos and Leather Review
sRyh: The market is weak, helpless hnl abso'
lutely ut the mercy OF Tcsolnte tanners who have
tho courage N buy,on a falling market, Three
OF the packers are fairly sold up, but the remain
Ing one has enough hides IN salt and uniold TO
produce that tired feeling when hs hears OF tan
ners deciding to GArtall production. Dry hldei
arc oil about 70. aud country butts 'nIo only
saved from sensational decline by the limited
quantity In sight There Isn't an element Of
strength anywhere. Leather Is almost drug IN
the market The tanners arc unable 10 Waso
sales and all tho talk Is Of tnnneries cloilug or
operating as slowly US possible,
Tho other side OF the picture Is less sDmber
Shoe jObbeB aud manufacturers are In receipt
of liberal orders from all the localities visited
by the recent raius. Leather iSa staple article,
used by every man, woman aud child In tue
country, Many pcnOns arc expecting re-
bound, and think the TeaGlinnafy forces arr
even now ut WORK. However this may DO, the
market At this writing Is soft aud impress
AiOlablC,
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A. G. hartley, Of Magic, Pa, writes:
~ feel itA duty OF mino to iniurm YOU
and tho public that Do Wits Witch
Hazel salyo cured mo Of very bad case
OF eczema. 1t also cured my boy Of a
running sore on his lex Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling, W. Va., b. i. Peabody
Bsnwood, and Bowio Il Co., Bridge.
port, u.
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rlNANoE avn rnAuG.
The Feature, OF tho MoaOy aud stool
, Markets.

The Features OF tho MouOY aud Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, Now n.-Money on call easy AT
4. a2 per cent last loan PER cent; closed at 2
p1r cent Prime mercantile paper 4a5ys per
cent Sterling exchange strong and 70 higher
on tho day with actual buSuoN In bankers
bills at 81 Sl',aI Sgk for demand md 81 S7L,a
s. for sixty days. Posted rates Sl'Sslsai W
Commercial bills u S5I4. silver certificates
81 saGsc.
There was no Improvement to-day In tho
character OF stock operations, tho dcallDEs being
CHIEFLY Tor account OF professional opGrAiaIA
lAt results Of the DAYS Ope fatiOus were. rs
rule, unlmpoFlluL Tho opening WGs Inoder
RtclyRntlve gudat general slight declines, which
wcrJ IN part Inspired by lower prices i0r AllHFls
can securities abroad. A movement by power
iIl bauklng interests, together with purchases
for the account OF speculative organization
started q decided covering mOyemcnt By the
shorts, aud resulted In substantial advances ~
the leading indnairial', grouStis. coal STOCKS
and humber oil thcs peCl1lucS The stock mar
sot continued GtrOug glitll the last hour. mainly
on tho COVERING OF short cON,reeis, reactions
nry tendency then LsyeloTcd, which wa I'M
proved " thViulle't extent hv the l'sar party
and was assisted by liquIdlj,on. The closing
waswcst aud alta loss Of mossloI the carly i'm
prOYOmeuts.
B6uds wcr, lc,s active and generally firm, The
fluctuations were, rs rule. unlmpoEianL The
aggregate Wles were II ,4iGO0l.
The total Eaies Of stocks to-day WeEe .T7'ooO
shares.
Government bonds steady,
state boni inactive
Rallfnad bond, Hrm.
LuHpoS, Nov ll--ConiolS for money lOShi
do Tor Hccnuut 1881; Canadian Pacific jS4:
Erie M: Erie seconds I8k; Illinois Genital
i0li,: Mexican ordinary .gh: 81. Paul con-
mon 71As New York Central l02 Pennsylvania
5IS. Reading o.; Mexican Central new y Il.
lar silver 30 I'D: money lAlh per cent The
rate of discount In She open market for short
and three months bills ISL = pJT cont
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TnB hORllnp properties vi DO Witta
Witch Hazel salyD nfo well known. II
uufot relpmt, slln affections aud IN
silnply perfect rOmody LOT plea 10.
can Drug Co., WhnOllng W. W.T., II, IL
Peabody, lIonwbOd, aud Bowie 4 o.,
bridgeport, q. 4
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New Ynrh--iu tho general character NJ the
demand lhctc has been no change fOtuuttcnt
wants lhoro was little dOlng IN staple, o., daily
deliveries Ou prior putChntc' are supplying
suoh fpdulfrmDns Unreasonable fAnCIsa mat
order, calling I'm mot0 NJ less quantities m
which preferences iOf dOmCl' Wefo Iciy decided
by all inhtAut,, lar aud near Wool blankets IN
moderate demand bnt lllilO doing IN lnnnolA
NnyOlty dress ROOls quick Ul sale Win AgohlH
nnd lobbcfs, Iflnilig cloths duh aud nominal
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pennsylvania ,st,.tlonc
alkRRR9Y!YaRIa WRg8.


ricEur OFFICES AT prHEHTiNAStA RTArtoS o.
MITgH Fl, fugT OF ElIyTS1ll VT NntGihn,
AT MrLUHE llnuHr, WHtEtTsd, AND AZ TnS
FESNsVLvASn SrAttuv nl,ip0EFoRr,
C,,frttttt4r AyrFfHN ."'.H fflvH,fr NOtirT"
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ACma At once, noyor fails ono Minute
Cough Curo \ romcdyNor asthma,
aud that lOyorlsh condition which No..
companies severe cold. Tho only
harmless romcdy that produces lnmr.
dlalO results. Logan Drug Co.. Whoo.
lnr, W. Va, u. H. Peabody, llOnWool,
and bowie < Goa Bridgeport, .. .
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on CItY-Opened at 81 jl highest 81 boi low
est 81 81; closed u II bsi sales 1900 barrels
ClenTanpes 1900 barrels; runs S7,bSh Garrulsi
shipmchIs 81, 3si barrels, Price VI credit balance
oil advanced 70 barrel for Pennsylvania, while
the Ohio product was marked up 90 n barrel
New York-Pcuoleum strong; offered at 81 S.
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MEDICAL
Heart Disease Cured
By Or, Miles, Heart Cure,

: Painting, Weak or Hungry Spells, Irrcsu-
Iaros Intermittent Pulse, FluttOFIRg or Pal
pltatlun, Choking Sensation, shortucSs OF
Breath, Swelling OF Feet and Ankles, arc
symptoms OF . diseased or Weak Heart
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ENVERY DESCRIPTION OF
~ BOOK, Job, NoWspapOr and popr
rintlnE honc a. G,'onSS S,lE a'cS o. aS
aud Rapid Presses kOW'rypa aud DeslgnL
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New York-PIg iron steady southern 81? GOA
~ 90; northern $40 Olali ", Copper easy bro
kers sll ~, exchange I'll A1All ~ Lead Hrp;
brokers $40; exchange 81 lba3O Thu barely
steady; GlrRlghts I'll GOali v; plates steady,
speller fiat
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EDUCATIONAL.

"oo''
New York-wool steady.
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WEAKNESS, Ali irugeIsla sCll 'Om Or IS.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

onaud after saturday February J, is)i trains
will run as follows, city ilmc
lrAyE WHINING iEIYE LIN 0RovE
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival all departure OF trains on aad aitss
uHt ~, lsIh EKrLASAtlUS W RIPER1scH
hAhEs' DAILY tllly except Sunday; tDRly,
except saturday; fDnily, except Monday lsun'
E R Only lAopdays only; saturdays only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-21
RENOyATiNG OLD GRAPE.
TO Those who Are I'm Deep Mourn
ing 1t MAY he Useful to Know How.

correspondence of the Dispatch)
NEW YORK, March 20.-I learned how
from fashionable New York dress
maker who, in turn, got her information
on the subject from an equally successful
dyer and cleaner.
Go into the kitchen, have the clothes
boiler two thirds fun OF boiling water.
throw In 0 or 10 cents worth or gun
arabic, place new sheet OF heavy brown
wrapping-paper doubled, over the top,
arrange your Grape on this and await
results The fire in the range must be
brisk, so that the water Will boil steadily
while you are at work. Feel the Grape.
and in "A few minutes you Will ma IL
moist and sticky. Now, with your two
hands press out the creases, smoothing
here and arranging there. so that all
parts get an equal steaming and all turn
ed In and rumpled places are renewed.
II your paper be too thick try II single,
and take another piece when IL becomes
vet. / have succeeded best with II dou-
bled. tripied. and sometimes quadrupled.
But 1t depends.
II It b. trimming you are doing over,
be particular about these creased ana
wrinkled places; the careful manipulation
Of your hands over the broad, smooth
surface of the paper and the constant
steam will make the material stun, crisp,
and like new.
III II be a large piece OF Grape, as. for
that the folds will not come Immediately In
the back or in any part Of the head-gear
where they will look badly. l always
do over my own Grape, and as dampnes3
takes all the stiffness out OF 1t / nnd
it, as "a homemade process, a great
economy.
II one cannot conveniently get 70 a
kitchen and a large boiler, small oil
stove or alcohol lamp with wide open
saucepan Will accomplish wonders with
small pieces OF Grape, and the result Will
repay you for your trouble.
To do over small pieces OF velvet place
a wet handkerchief over a hot fat-iron,
standing on its end. and draw the wrong
side OF the velvet over the handkerchief
Have several irons on the range and We,
the handkerchief each time you change
your iron until the pieces are steamed
10 your satisfaction. Take an old hand
kerchief. and do not burn your fingers.
A large piece Of velvet could be success
fully steamed over Kitchen clothes
boiler without the. sheet OF wrapping
paper and without the gum arabic.
ANNIE MILFORD BARTON.
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HAS LOST TWO FORTUNES.
Clnra LOuise Kellogg Vow Poor and
Unable TO Earn % Third.

on Twelfth street, near Sixth avenue.
New York, there is a little restaurant
that Is known as "Maria's." 1t is fire.
quented by men and women of Bohemian
tendencies a table dhote is served for
30 cents. The quality Of the food is just
about what one can imagine 80 cents will
buy. The people sit at one long table.
They elbow each other as they eat. and
half dozen languages are talked stimuli
taneously.
Ii IS a place, says the Journal, that one
would probably fOrego IL he could afford
to pay more than 30 cents a dinner. Yet,
10 this place goes almost nightly one
Of the most celebrated women New York
has known, a great sOngstress-a woman
whose fortune was at one time estimated
10 be In the neghborhood OF So0,0,0 This
is Clara Louise Kellogg, whose name In
private life is Mrs Strakosch. Not long
ago d large part OF the second fortune
sne has earned was swept away by the
failure OF a publishing house in which
her savings had been invested
1t was a branch of the English firm OF
Cassell &, Co, and had been considered a
prosperous concern. The confidential man
Of the house plundered II right and left
and fed, leaving Mrs. Strakosch with
little or nothing. Years ago, In the hey
day Of her prosperity. the singer entrusted
George W. Stebbns. the well-known
banker. with the first fortune she had
accumulated. This was also considerable.
Miss Kellogg had ample reason 10 rely
on Mr.. Stebbins, rs 1t was through his
efforts that she had been able TO secure
education and a leading position on the
lyric stage He obtained for her, as far
back as 1853, an engagement In London
.,J fbru obi IN
claim TO recognition. Mr. S;eDbns's specu-
latlons on her behalf went wrong, and
she was left without a dollar.
Her splendid voice was still a magnet al
that time, however, and before long she
WAS once more wealthy.
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The Correspondence this morning re-
iterates the assertion that the heina
Regente was discovered sunk in shallow
water at Bajo Aceitunos. adding tnat
the wreck was just visible at low tide.
The paper also says that the cruiser Al
fonso XII has brought from the wreck
the bodies OF thirty OF the crew OF the
wrecked ship The Alfonso Xfi will re-
turn TO the scene OF the wreck with
divers and dragging apparatus.
A cushion washed ashore at Tar1fa has
been identified as having come from the
cabin OF the Reina Regente.
II Is asserted here that Admiral Pas
qun, Minister of Marine. knows the
truth regarding the missing cruiser. but
that no official announcement OF her fate
will be printed until a new cabinet shall
have been formed.
Meanwhile Cadiz and Carthagera, where
most OF the officers and crew OF the
ship belonged. are In general mourning.
and the women OF these cities are heap
ing maiedictions upon the heads OF the
Moorish embassy. whom they look upon
as the cause OF the disaster. as II was
upon her return trip from conveying
them 10 Tangier that the cruiser was
lost.
LONDON. March "A dispatch from
San Fernandlno, near CadiZ, says that
the coast near Couil somewhat farther
south. is strewn with wreckage. uni
forms. flags. and numerous other articles
from the lost cruiser Reina Regente. The
officials along the coast have forbidden
the people to approach the points where
the wreckage has been cast up. ostensibly
to prevent the scenes of anguish which
would accompany the search for the bo-
dies Of friends or relatives. The Of
cials refuse TO say what they are doing
10 recover bodies and wreckage. The
people here believe they are doing no.
thing
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She Had a History.
Detroit Free Press.)

A well-dressed and sharp-faced woman
passed into the lawyers office, and very
shortly was standing by his desk.
II beg your pardon" she said, in saiuta.
ton, but can you spare few moments
OF your valuable timer
II am very busy madam, ne replied.
but IL you have anything or importance
to communicate ! snail be glad to hear
II. Pray be seated"
"Thank you. no." she said. looking
around at a clerk or two In a nervous
fashion. II am a woman with q history,
and
Excuse me-" apologized the attorney,
seeing a fee appearing on the horizon,
,possibly you had better step into my
private office with me. where you will
NOT be interrupted"
she thanked him, and they went into
the adjoining room.
Nov" he said. when they were seated.
81 presume you wish TO consult me on
this matter OF your historyT'
Yes, sir That Is why l am here
VERY well. proceed. Anything you may
say to me viii be held in the strietest
confidence. You were saying you were
a woman with history" This very sym
pathetically as an encourager.
yes, sir" she began. as she laid doc.
ument before him. 1T is history OF
Napoleon Bonaparte In eighteen monthly
parts ct so cents a month, and
He threw up his hands, but she eau
him, and he couldn't get away untii he
had put down his name. and now wnen
"a woman with history Is mentioned
in his hearing 1t makes cold ehiiis kuh
down his back.
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LEARNING TO WALK.
IL Requires Patience and Prneffes
10 Tcach the Ordinary Woman

written for the Dlspateh)
There is n great deal Of talk about
how badly American women walk. and
they are advised 90 improve. but nc
one tells them how or N any one does
the directions are usually wrong
Good teachers are needed but they are
rare. and some most valuable iniofina
ton can be given In print PfdeI.s
will then DO much. Delett bto'sh'
the matter down 70 princlpl's' hu' no
many self-style DelsartiAn INSTRUCTORS
can tell what they are. -,
The first thing 10 note ~ that es.s
foot should cross the same ins VIZ
each successive step. "alNint
crack" brings you on one step Va VIZ
ing correctly: the toe should DC r'ueh
turned out almost 10 the angle ~ V dr
grees. hut not quite Many defects ="
cured by simply achieving ms Y"
Instance Won. BY this means. avoid bflhB
ing down the heel first. In an ofdihap
shoe the foot comes down aitos'"'
,n a beeler's sandal the toe stflk'' Wv
ground first, and that is the luei "@'
tho way the Greek women s'eppsb' "a.
IL you start out 10 t'hp" -,
striking the heel irst "ithoIt au,''e,
knowledge Of the correct g''l'Yn -,
the foot, ten 10 one you make yC'l'',,,
birbIv ridiculous. The next 'h'ns
,be length Of the step. II hhoI"
tIst twice the length of ne ioys 50
IL measured from the hollow OF we - -
step OF one foot 10 the hollo" % Wv
step OF the other .,,,, take {,
- ~. new bits OF red nahh'i -
4, a. intervals corresponding - ,"D p, -
per length Of your step site''n ~ y. "a,
a. long a room as you can s't ~ -.
tice In. ard spend al hour uAy, s,,tn,
! ,,lgsibiv 10 walklns the tape 'hs s,s
-, f,of cross one Of The b'is =, -
a. each step. FOR a while you ",n wa, -
I,,fiv v,1lk worse thaD ever ~. -,
,bts ectiou has become di'""'4 =
,an talfe M other points ana 49,,
,S,.,.,,d s,-ace Two things are moSt 'a
! portant-the legs should Df -,,,,,i bs
| ,he thighs; the motive power i,ou,
al, there. lust as a boy throws .eo''n
! srn,n The shoulder. Then me oN',' 80,
| "a heId no. and the body 20 "a,
,a. y.lker Will have irei",' IL,
v,otcbes FOR Il, as II she we're De',s ,a,a
/ - Nv a string coming from w -,
| Gie ~ the breast. a. n she N.,,. IN,
~ - a.. as s1lmmes Orsas's ~"
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