The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

Ohly way U IL IlII 4tAA 70 AplelAI louEs
.sir pali5 EF5a People 1or Two OF
Tbrse Hd.E que care the Latest
Thing WIS. p0sssF ssyr
"calve. e aihsr, sent for her doc
tor the a g she was In New
York. 4 nevpf 50 bad in my life,
aud I thin an blng to break down.
said she.
Where Dc sou ache2 ~ asked he.
al ach IN over, said she. Every
spot on nj and ifEl de Of me feels worse
than the 1thei pot, and / think I am
going TO dis'
Mons nsl lid he, You have talk.
ed too mueh. Eop have been Interview
ed and visited and feted and made to
sing encbfss You have used youT.
throat and yotB nerves Of speech until
they arc limp. YOU cake my advice
and you win g9t WELL
Then this Tih clan, who told me this
case, tod Mint 81 I've to lie in bed with
the shade drawn all day until time to
60 to the opera.
.'But how shall see my friends?"
asked he.
/" SEQ them intbed,' said he. It Will
keep You quiet AwOman lying in bed
Is not supposed to talk much. They wlll
do the talking for you. You listen.
Take the old adage, "a still tongue
maketh q wise head, 7 and adopt 1t to
yourself "a still tongue maketh a
wen body" viii be true In your case.
"Calve did II and got well. You have
not read reports OF her illness this
winter.
'Bernhardt has aways suffered from
a mania OF over conversation. She Is
an animated rattle-bOx. At5her home
in Paris she Is said to be the life OF
every salon. IL she isn't careful this
same life will be the death Of her. She
chatters, chatters, chatters, and It Is
nothing but her wonderful native
health that Keeps her mp to It This
much for Bernhardt, though, she puts
no thought In her talk.
ELLEN Terry had a touch Of talking
too much, and nearly came down With
nervous prostration. She went to her
Tower Cottage, WlnchelSea, to lie in
bed all summer. Her doctor, one OF
those faddIsh English physieians who
make a speciality OF royal ladieS' and
other Ills. told her 10 swing a ham
mock under the trees. Put on loose
robe said he, and get in that ham-
mock and swing daily one hour three
times day. Don't stop swinging and
queer advice said Terry to her
daughter, but she followed II. After
She got well and was no longer the
high-strung, Over-worlSed woman Of
Spring, her doctor told her that the ham,
mock was all farce. simply rtise to
keep her from talking three hours a
day.
Iiving'a Quiet Hour.
Irving has never suffered from this
over-conversatlon fever. BE has always
been a quiet man. In his home in Graf
ton Street London, he retires each af-
terno0n 70 q room hlled with busts Of
Browning Eeata, slddons, Forrest, Ten
nyson, and - on through the silent gall
lery. Heft silent as they, he sits and
gazes upon them never speaking a
word. Tint f9ltg irving and keeps the
nerves Of III tongue free. His tongue
never run aWtlY with him after that
quiet houf
''Lilliah RrtSeil suffers from talking
too much md ii painful way. 1t at-
fects ler YQnB system. Too much
talk play upon her nerve centerB and
throws ht out. In other words, Il
makes cross, That Is the secret
OF most women, They talk until
they ard tfyoti6, and nervousness az
fectB dc u position. Stop them from
talking 6 week and they arc gOod-
natured pm0n.7 Try It with the next
crOas w iti you meet
'sThoa adiiGon physicians who doctor
the lad d the court, titled women.
and VA IL society IN London and
Paris, wonderful thinBa. don't SEQ
that N lraWiaer than the r0st Of us
but III have more freedom, When
VIC say New York woman, Now,
you q Keep quiet, don't see any
body, ma, she lluRhE and says,
Why & tllIilN, doctor, do that oil
the tiri an Keeping very quiet
"Tht ne doctor says, Remain at
home 49,; drive Ia your carriage
this At non but by an unfrequGnted
g'Imp ME- cxclaiIns my lady, 'irn-
potelb Why, doctor. this afternoon
idit ddIiing parade and Tonight
va afchmoht, and como home
Tor u ks Tomorrow Will
'gth rs that slia hos not looked
ct III iYprOGrammo for the next
day. iiilsile docs glance at 1t she
viii there SIS something that
she IH1 olUtely DO,
~ N ondon Doctor advice the
Dut Marlborough 10 30 to Carls-,
bad act quiet and sliq will 80,
7 sne U NO her preaentglnn gown
lylf floor and throw hor curo-
not e room. Her physician has
}fali NJ. Tie same With q Parie.
ianio. nan woman, but the Ameri-
ednt III ltrcpfesalblos-
Jhs care u Operation.
no si3e this talk practical point and
70 pasd bsy6nd tic ftems which these
adies would toil sou theHiteiyes / can