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srlnl.t.r. and Consul. Appointed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 1.-THE
President to-day sent the following
nominations 20 the senate;
state-wnllam L, Merry, Of callfor-
MIA, 20 be minister to Nicaragua, Costa
RIca. and Salvador; Horace N. Allen, OF
Ohio, to be minister resident and con-
sui general 10 Korea; Perry NJ. De
Leon, OF Georgia, to be consul general
at Guayaqull, Ecuador.
To be consuls OF the United States
William L. Sewell. OF Ohio, at Toronto.
Ontario; Edward II. Ozmun. of Minne-
sofa, at Stuttgart, Germany: Henry W.
Diederlch, OF the District OF Columbia,
at Magdeburg, Germany; Charles w,
Erdman, OF Kentucky, at Furth, Ger
many; Samuel u. Maglll. OF Illinois, at
Tamplco, Mexico; George J. Corey, OF
Illinois, at Amsterdam, Netherlands;
Grenville James, of New York, AT
Prescott, Ontario: Radcliffe II. Ford, Of
Maine. at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia; Fred
eriek s. Hossfeld, OF Iowa, at Trieste,
Austria; John C. Covert, Of Ohio. al
Lyons. France; William X. Anderson
of Michigan, at Hanover. Germany
William W. Henry, OF Vermont, at Que
bee, Canada; John F. Caples, OF Oregon,
at Valparaiso, Chile; Daniel I. Phlll-
lps, of Illinois, at Cardiff. Wales; NAH
lon Venhorn. OF Rhode Island, at st.
Thomas, West indies; Adam Lieber-
knect, of Illinois, at Zurich. swltzer-
land; James N. Shepard. OF Michigan,
at Hamilton, Ontario; William Harri-
son Bradley, OF Illinois, at Tunstall,
England; Charles A. Mccullough. OF
Maine, at 81. Stephen, New Brunswick;
Paul Lange, OF New Hampshire. at
sherbrooke, Quebec: Charles Deal, OF
New York, at ST. Johns. Quebec; Del
mar j. Vail, OF Vermont, at Charlotte
town. p. Z. l.; Edmond Y. Brodowski,
Of Illinois, at Breslau. Germany; JOS
eph G. Stephens, OF Indiana, at Ply
mouth, England.
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church. oxford. beat Trinity College.
oxford.
In the first trial heat for the Diamond
Souls, az the Bucks station,l. j. Blusse,
of the De Hoop Rowing Club Auster-
dam. beat $. Fairbair, Jesus College
Cambridge.
In the trial heat for the diamond
seuits OF the terks station, DR.. w, $.
Mcdowell, OF the Delaware Boat Club,
Chicago, beat the Hon. y, A. Guinness,
Thames Rowing Club. Mcdowell won
easily by a length. Time, nine minutes
and ten and one-hfth seconds. To-mor-
row he win meet L. II. Ten Eyck'
Faschusetto Boat Club, OF Worcester,
Mass; j. ]. Blusso, De Hoop Rowing
Club, Amsterdam, and T, ], Hogan, New
Ross Boat Club. Ireland. DR.. mcdowell
made a splendid start, his easy, power
full stroke giving him an advantage
which he never lost to the end or the
race. He was quite clear at the end OF
Temple Island and from that point
seemed to be merely padding, as far
as exertion was concerned. He reached
the half distance In three minutes ana
aye seconds and was then three lengths
ahead. He rowed a beautiful race, not
giving Guinness any wash, and reached
Fawley Court boat house In four min
utes and seven seconds, the three
quarters distance stake In five minutes,
the mile stake In six minutes and nifty
one seconds. Here Guinness made a
squirt and reduced McDowelPs lead by
two boat lengths; but Mcdowell had
plenty of reserve and soon drew ahead
again.
In the trial heat for the Stewards
challenge cup at the Berks station, the
Winnipeg Rowing Club. Of Canada, beat
the Utrecht University Boat Club, Tri-
tom
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MONTERREY, Cal. July l4-Henrlque
Laldley, Portuguese vice consul at San
Francisco, has arrived here to investl-
gate the Incident OF the tearing down
and burning of the flag OF Portugal,
which Menuel ortlng, q Portuguese
grocer, had holsted over his place OF
business on the Fourth OF July. Consul
Laldley says that II the trouble cannot
be satisfactorily explained Portugal will
demand an apology from the United
states. The crowd which hauled down
ana burned the Portuguese emblem was
composed OF young men.
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ERIE, Pa. July 1.-THE opening day
Of the national circuit races OF this city
brought out the best meet that was ever
conducted at Reeds track and tho day
was rcplcte with pretty and exciting fln-
fishes. Eddie Bald and c. l.. Stevens
carried of the professional honors In
three events. Tom Cooper was unable
10 ride on nccount OF the injuries that no
received n fow days ago in q match race
with Loughead. He left to-day for his
home at Detroit.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENTAL Is a ter
rlblo accident TO be burned or scalded;
but the pain aud agony and the fright
full Disbursements can DO quickly over
come without leaving n scar by using
Dewitts witch Hazel salve. Charles Il.
Goethe, Market aud Twelfth stroots;
Chatham Sinclair, Forly.rixth aud Jn .
streets. lGxloy Bros, Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie a Co, Bridgeport.
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CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE New Yorks
made their last appearance here OF the
season to-day. and had everything their
own way for the first three innings. In
the fourth inning Dammnnn went In to
mitch and tho Giants could do nothing
with him. The Reds hit Mcelin hard after
tho fourth inning. Burke was sent 10 the
bench By Umpire O,Day for interfering
with n play at third base. Attendance,
'''''' '~'''' RHE
Cincinnati ..G oo0s2 Ill Y 9
New York...,0 / 8 o o o 0 D. IL 2
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3; Now York 2
batteries, Dammann, Dwyor and Vaughn;
Meekln and Wilson. Time, 2lO. Umpire,
ODay,
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Distressing Kidney ana Bladder dis.
case relieved tn Elk hours hy New
Great South American Kidney Cure
II N great surprise on account OF IT'D
exceeding promptnoas In relieving pain
h Bladder, Kidneys ana back, Ne male
or female. llellnvcs retention almost
Immediately, u You want quick relief
Il. II, List Druggist Wheeling, w. Va.
thf&H
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CLEVELAND. July H.-Klobedanz be.
gan the game by giving three bases on
balls without strike. and tho Indians
bntted him out OF tho box in tho NTH In
ming, scoring nlno runs after two men
we're out. Wnllnco's home run 10 deep
center. which came with the bases fun
and brought In the last four runs IN this
lnnlnE WINS tho fenlnrn Of tho gnme.
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William Donaldson. colored youth,
wants so with any man In West Viz
ginla, at one hundred and fifty pounds
He claims to have bested Joe Simpson,
coiored, IN three rounds. Mt SIstersville,
last winterand TO have had q bout with
another colored man, George Pine. at
the same place, honors being even. He is
anxious TO meet Yoke, the Fulton
butcher boy.
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A1e &est M,s,a

NOT only plies Of The very worst Kind
can DO cured BY De Wits witch Hazel
Hnlve, hut ecgomn, Hnnlda, burns, bfula.
Oa, hollis, ulccfa nud all other tldn truu.
blos can be Instantly relieved Nv the
Hntyp remedy, Charles II OOolse Mar.
Ret aud Twelfth streets, Chatham Sin.
A. h. Rcheele. No GOI Main alrooi nix.
ley nrogy Penn and Zane Streets Bowie
4 co., bridgeport
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LOUISVILLE. July 1.-THE PhIliies won
the last game OF the series from the Colo
nels to-day. batting Evans hard. Dele
hanty again fattened his batting average.
Attendance. GOO. Score: aur
PhIlsdelg'a u oos2t2S%islss Z
Louisville ....3 0 - OF l-6 .
Earned runs, Philadelphia 4; Louisville
q Home runs, Clements. Delehanty. Bat;
teries, Wheeler and Clements; Evans and
Wilson. Time. 2;0i. Umpire, Lynch.
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Al Toledo. Score, RHE
E EsSss ss.si; 4 Si5fSS i !
youngstown. Brodis and zinram.
At Dayton Score; RHE
2 3sT ea::;i ;i;...55 S9SS = ! Z
wa Sd;'? New esssis. smith and Donovan.
Al Springfield. Scorer RHE
Mansfield ....2 . 0 o l 0 l 81 0 s
batteries Springfield. Poole and Rupert;
Mansfield, Daniels and Lynch.
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Earned runs. washington s. Iwo-Dh5so
hits, Seibach. Tucker. Three-base hit,
OBrien. Sacrifice hit, Brodle. stolen
Reilly, O'Brien, Mercer. Double plays,
Demontreyille, o'Brien. and Tucker;
oRrisn, Deinontreville and Tucker;
wrigley and Tucker. Bases on balls. on
Gardner .: on Uughey J.; OF Mercer z.
Wild pitch, Hughey. Left on bases, Pitts
burgh i; Washington Z. First base on err
rors. Pittsburgh /. Time, 2'O5. Umpire,
Emsiie
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Powell took II easy after the fourth, and
let the Bostons hit II, and there was some
great slugging. but the lead was too big.
Stiyetts replaced Klobedanz after. tho
lon, late OF Dertoit, took Longs place at
SH'' s' RHE
Cleveland ...t s1e o2oo o-ls9 9
Boston .......2 o 2 Q l o o ala 10
Earned runs, Cleveland 0; Boatone. Bat
bedanz and Rergen. Time 2:a5. Umpire,
Sheridan. Attendance, 2,00.
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Learning to Ride
WANTED.
srooKnoLpnRs, MEETINGS.

STocKHoLDERs MEETING.
of the Junction Iron and Steel Company
will be held nt their Wheeling office. city
Bank Building, Wheeling, w. Va, on FRI
day. tho ESD inst, at $3.50 a. m. by order
Of Tho board Of directors,
NJ. j. URQUHART. President.
GEOnGE A. DEAN. RocrotarY. lY6.th
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Earned runs, Fort Wayne ]. Two-base
hits, Cooke, Dabb, Coyle. Left on bases,
Fort Fort Wayne 5; wheeling G. First base on
balls on Herr 2; of Campbell g. Double
plays Fitch. Sharp and kim; Toft and
O'Brlen. Umpire. Easton.
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MARTINS FERRY.
HapS and Mlshaps in tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Across tho River.
A large number OF Martins Ferry peo-
pie left on the excursions yesterday, to
Niagara Falls. Among those who went
were Rev. Dr. ]. W. Robins and son.
Homer, Charles Potts, Chester Lloyd.
David and Roger Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Vennum. Mrs. William Thomas
and son. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. David
watkins. William Tweedy, Elmer Reed,
James Greer, George Chopper. Thur
man Selby Nick Sheflln, Joseph An
thony Harry Bartholomew. Lewis
Stork and others. The majority of
these will visit Toronto and other
points. Several will take in the Thou
sand Islands, and a number will go to
Detroit and other cities before return
ing. Joseph Anthony expects to ride
across to New York on his bicycle and
visit Atlantic City.
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CHICAGO. July 1.-Two very rank err
rors followed by streak OF hard hitting
gave Brooklyn enough runs in tho sixth
to win the last game Of the series. Grit
fms and Ansons batting and tho iatter,s
first base play were the features, Attend
""V'' -'-'" RHE
S Ss6eS9S ' 80 . . : O-l5 Ii !
Batteries, Denscr and Donohue; Dunn and
Burrell. Time, 2 hours Umpire, Melon
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NATIONAL LEAGUR

Yesterdays wlnners-Cincinnau, Cleve-
land, Philadelphia, Washington, Brooklyn.
To-day's games-w Washington ut .Clncin-
natl. Baltimore at Chicago, BROOKLYN at
at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at St Louis
PITTSBURGH. July 1L-washington did
and Pittsburgh did not hit the ball, and
that tells the story. Gardner was relieved
by Hughey in the middle OF the third In
ming after five runs had been scored, the
result OF seven hits and three bases on
balls. Attendance, 500. Score:
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nor RENT.

Fine. large rooms on Market
street. Suitable for almost any
purpose. ......
Apply STAR FOUNDRY,
tuso lsls Market stree
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TRUSTEES SALE.
uIRUsrEE's SALE,

1NRUsTEEs SALE,
by virtue OF deed OF trust made by
w II. Degarmo and Maggie II, negarmo,
his wife, 10 me, as trustees dated February
2, 1891, recorded In tho office OF tho clerk
Of the county court OF Ohio county. Wcst
VIrElnln, In Deed Of Trust Book No, %,
door OF the court house OF Ohio county Oh
SATURDAY, THE giTlI DAY OF
JULY. 1885,
commencing at 10 o'clock n. M, tho fol.
lowing described property, that ia TO say;
All Of u certain tract Of land on the waters
OF Battle Run, IN Liberty district, IN ohio
county. West Virginia. bounded aud de-
scrlbod ns followai BcHnnlng at u stake
n the rup corner corner 70 Gibson and Ray:
HI poles TO white oak corner, thence
with GlhHon'a line south So west TO- poles
to stake, thence south is' east a. pooa
to u stake; thence south i5t' east 1874
poles TO a stake thence north i0' cnst
as polea 90 The brglnnlngl containing four
acres three roods and ak poloal except.
ing, however, from tho above described
land foodH and 40 poles thereof, conveyed
By said Dcgarlno and wife TO Morrow ulb.
ron by decd dated Febraary, p, ls&, aud
TERMS or HALE-One-thlrd aud M
much more us tho purchaser elects 10 pay
In cash ON the day OF sale, the balance
In two equal lnHlntimontA nj one nUd tN1
ycnrg notes bearing interest from the day
Of sale TO bu llven for tho deferred pay.
-ls.l.ln Wv. cowp ZEN. Trustee.
LNOH INST, ryil BALE, LBABns
IL AMP Akkbb ikihi9s l kE9Aka hhANKs
loH piiiNTiNd OFFICE
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,ooOooocooS
) BOWLING. I
soooooooooe
STATE LEAGUE.

Yesterdays winners-New Castle, To-
ledo, Springfield. Fort Wayne
To.day's games-Wheellng at Toledo.
New Castle at Springfield. Mansfield at
Dayton, youngstown at Fort Wayne.
spsclal Dispatch to tho IntellIgencer.
FORT WAYNE. July I,--ro-day's game
syeed Fort wAyne's per cent, owing to
Wheelings inability TO hit Herr. They
barely escaped a shut-out. Score;
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Geo. {. StifeI & Co.
No More Waiting, as Those
Duck, Pique and Linen 4.
....Skirts

We have been compelled to disappoint so many during
the past few days have arrived Just we'll and
finished the first line, and the best values we've seen
offered by the Skirt trade although we submit this your
judgment ...
The first pretty plain white DUCK SKIRT that speaks for
itself skirt that dollars would be bargain but N1 an
our large purchase enables sell it at. O 4y
GRASS LINEN OR CRASH SKIRTS are being asked for
and more and hunted through many lines before
sss ss" his aas i Fs be as G
seven gore WHITE PIQuE SKIRT is the other Of this line
5ss ' III ; Sa'8s si nn s'9Sa e IL. D. @
There are also New Suits Of the newest materials and
choicest style ct and finish perfect and variety great but
at the LOWEST PRICES ever quoted.
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The game yesterday between the
Martins Ferry Club and Brown Boys
Club was called In the latter part OF
the second inning on account OF the
rain, with the score to / In favor OF
the former. The game will be finished
tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-15

NIT, LAKE COTTAGE FOR RENT;
WI newly papered throughout: every
thing in good order A. 7. YOUNG. Six
teenth and Jacob streets. mylI
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-coTTAGE AT NOUN
TAIN Lake Park, furnished. : rooms.
Price $50. L. A. RUDlSILL, Mountain
Lake Park. Nd. lys
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BABY,S conINo.

looking after the mothers general healihi
and specially strengthening the particular
ofpatis concerned IN paftutition.
Ktanymothefs have been brought through
the trying time almost painleSsly the aid
OF Df. Pictce's Favorite Prescription. 1t
pfepnfes the system for delivery. by I'M.
parting the organic strength and elasticity
which The mother specially needs; Shortens
the time Of labor and Of confinement pro.
notes the secretion OF abundant Aoufish-
tnent for the child and foftides the entire
constitution against the aiter. period Of de:
preston and weakness. It's use. should
begia Ia the early months Of gestation-the
earlier the better
Ms PAM HON, OF GiIHgiiif. SehtrttieSy O.,
NJ y, saws ~ read about Dt' flefoeb Pavotite
pfeuctipllon being 20 good iof a woman with
child, W got two hotties last Aepismbsf and
December 18th, Ihad a twelVe.p0und baby girl,
When was confined was not alex IN nlly way.
dld not suhef any pain, and when the child
WAs born ] walked Into hnoliief room and went
10 bed never had an anerpnin Or any other
pain. This u the eighth child aud the largest
On them ali. ! suffered everything that tltsh
cnuld suffer with the other babies always had
y doriet and ilfn he could not help me very
much, lat this time my mother and my husband
wtfe alone with nc, Ny baby was only seven
DAYS old when rot up and dressed aud len my
fO0m aud stayed up AL day"
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T1oR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
tho city; large and plenty OF Ight;
centrally located In best advertised build
Ing in The city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply nj HUB CLoTHtERS, Fourteenth
and Market streets ga4
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tQnNllle yesterday, was luTBtlb htteiu-
cd. The deceased was step-daugh-
ter OF William Heslop, OF Martins Fer
ry.
A meeting OF the woman's Home
Mission Society, OF the Presbyterian
church, will be held at the parsonage,
this afternoon, at $3.50.
The pulpit in the Methodist Episcopal
church viii be filled on Sunday morn
Ing and evening, by Rev. ]. II. Taylor,
of East Springfield,
Rev. S. d. Heishey. OF the Central
Lyceum Bureau. OF Cleveland, was In
Martins Ferry yesterday.
Mrs. William shllllto, OF Bellaire,
spent yesterday with Mrs A. w. Dnw-
son, OF Fifth street.
The Buckeye Racing Team and the
Hatch &c Greer Club Will cross bats on
Saturday at $50
Mrs. William Lupton went to Canton
yesterday, TO spend a couple OF weeks
with relatives
Miss Lenore Drennen will leave to-
day for Pennsylvania. TO visit relatives
James Conoway and family went to
Pittsburgh yesterday, to visit relatives.
Miss Minnie Erwin left yesterday for
Providence, II. l., to visit her sister,
Thomas Dcyorman, OF Rush Run, Is
visiting Martins Ferry relatives,
Bud Murphy left yesterday 20 visit at
Cambridge and GAINESVILLE.
Ralph Cunningham returned TO Cadlz
yesterday.
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The funeral OF Mrs. Ella Tout, at TIL
tonvIlle yesterday, was largely attend
cd. The deceased was q step-daugh-
ter OF William Hcslop, OF Martins Fer
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A meeting OF the woman's Home
Mission Society, OF the Presbyterian
church, will be held at the parsonage,
thia aftnrnoon Mt 2.30
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-02-04
THE
Maryland Building
and Loan Association
of Garrett County

OFFICERS
ALFRED G. srURG1ss. President.
FRED. A. THAYER, First V. P.
DR.. H. W. MCCOMAS. Second V.P.
JAMES c. PEDDICORD, Secretary.
WILLIAM HINEBAUGH, Treasurer.
JOHN SHARIZER, Manager.
GS. HAMILL, General Attorney
THOMAS ]. PEDDICORD, Supt. of Agencie
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Y
bHTI
IIN
Il w Xk2\k 10
| onk IN Vour Int nroCfC
TN. o.. 'o Touring Min i. now read, t.
grind million bushels of buckWheat. The
THE OAKLAND MILLS.
LAND FOR SALE!

am now offering for sale in large or small
quantities, 81, 900 acres of a tract known as
''Swanton," and better known as the can
derson lands" situated in Garrett County,
Md. This land is well timbered and under.
laid with many valuable veins of mineral;
also suitable for farming purposes and graz
ing.
All trespassing will be prosecuted to the
fulle't extent ofthe law.
Call on or address:
CA. WILT, Agent,
9-lyr. Box 10. Westernport, Md.
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NDNn Call for Your Letters.

l.; W; Selby, John Runner, Fred c..
Mills, Conn Keef, f. A. Glotfelty, A,
b. Clark, Page Austin, Mrs. EP. EMar-
tin, Mrs. Sias Smith.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-05-21
II TEETH.

Persons whose teeth ure out of order
cannot properly masticate their food
but swallow it nearly if not quit,
whole. 1t Is easy TO understand how
this sets up dyspepsia and other disor
ders of the digestive system.
Dental service has reached such
state of perfection that TIE skilled den
list will treat and preserve for man,
years use n mere shell of a tooth. IL
view of this fact it is a foolish proceed
ing TO have teeth extracted that may
readily be saved.
The teeth are very important organs
and no one can long remain healthy
who allows his or her teeth to gradually
decay and crumble. Taken care OF il
the beginning. even the most weakly
organized teeth can be preserved to last
almost through life.
An unsupported source OF i'll health
in a great many adults and growing
children is dental decay. Decaying
teeth give off d~eleterious material
which is carried by the saliva dowr
into the stomach and thence into thu
bowels to poison the blood.
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HABITS AND HEALTH.
Peoples Instincts Arc Usually N Gooa
GuiOe.

Almost all men have certain ways
of living which they have found on
ducive either TO health or work. and a
very large section of them suffer great
" from a torrent Of criticism for those
ways. There are men who never need
exercise, or, as Mr.. Chamberlain saws
in his case, do much better without it,
and if they escape the minatory lee
ture once a week they are greatly IA
vored by fortune. There are other men,
quite numerous. who benefit by exer-
else in big draughts but not in homeo-
pathic doses. who exert themselves fu-
riously once n week. or during an an
nual holiday, but for the rest of their
time benefit most by bodily torpor.
They are not scolded, for, as a rule,
they are considered too far gone for
that operation to be beneficial. but they
habitually and very openly disbe-
lieved. They are talking nonsense. it
is held, On a matter they know nothing
about.
There are thousands of Englishmen
vic are never AT peace il they are not
warm, and are told by all sincere
friends hat they are killing themselves
with "coddling;" and tens of thousands
who can neither think nor work unless
they are cool. and who are pestered by
everyone who knows them about wraps.
We used to lecture one old gentleman
ourselves because he would ride on
omnibuses, wanting, he said, "full air."
and the lectures did not stop when at
"a he was more hale than h lecturer at
As. Modern biographers are particular
ly impervious to reason on this point.
They note at once the smallest depart
ure from the usual in the habits OF
daily life, as il it we're an alteration,
never thinking that their victim prob
ably knows himself n great deal better
than they can know him, or is obeying
an instinct as deeply planted and as
beneficial as that which induces a dog
occasionally to eat grass. There are
men, Scotchmen and Scandinavians, no
doubt. mostly. who simply must get
into the cold" for q few weeks every
year. who thirst for it like a Swiss for
mountains; and there are thousands of
women who would live to 100 ii only
they could have n month of n year in a
Place where they were warm all
through. To condemn such instincts
Us self-indulgence, unless they conflict
with clear duties, is fo~olish.-LondoD
Spectator.