The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-08-10

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/ Hal | shoalA have ihoasht you vsi
eonsidersbly over that, However. on N
basis Of lel NE see here IL ts-si 80
sopli cost you. 90 each 81, 900, only 81 G
Mt Gsillisms, Fisurias on tho b.ais c
-oi Is. lt, us say. IL would eo,t onl
sl7 IS syear ora lille over $50 year o.
5000. DEFY The world, Mr. Civilian,
to eqasl those figures
D. you belong 10 auy church, MI SEQ
| i,li
No. am cot eIGetly a member | u
tend church pretty regularly, though.
believe in churches aud all that OF course
I've taken the applications OF hnndreds o
church members IL fact the uapuuetu
I. bic almost makes specially, you mis hl
ssy, OF insuring that kind OF people. II
pays bigger dividsnjs, Mr.. Gwillism 8
than any company
What 10 your fret name, Mr., Seorsli
Gjdirey,
oh. yesl remember Ever 10 Me
Connells,ille. ohioi
never was. Now
Hsnd ndeome Old towu, 5ome OF the bes,
people have ever known came from Nc.
O1nuellsyile, II ever you have the
chance. Mr. ssorisl, you must visit Nc
CJnnellyille, without fail.
Yes. | certaioly will How much life
insurance did you say you we're carrying,
Mr, seoIslS
didn't say. Mr.. Sooriel. | sSii | was
csrry ing ell the life insurance | wAnte1
to cary, Mr.. Scorill BY the way, Mr.
500, isl, did you ever take Up oxygen as a
special ,tudyS
l cantssy ever did,
It's q wonderfully fascinating subject.
The air We breathe. Mr. Scorjvl, as you
msy be aware, is composeg OF about 2l
parts OF oxygen and 70 parts hydrogen,
With every breath you draw you cause the
sir to lose about 3 percent OF it's oxygen
live suppose You breath 20 cubic inches
OF air at each inspiration and breathe Is
times y minute, you csuse a6S cubic
inches OF sir to pass through your lungs
every minute, snd in sn hour you vitiste
:. let me figure a little you vtiste. Mr..
Scotjel, quantity OF air equal to =
IL would take me two minutes. Mr..
Civilians, to-
But passing by the mere question OF
figures, Mr.. Scorjel, let us consider oIy
gen in its relation TO the blood. The oxy
gen is taken up by the lungs and carried
off 10 the arterisl circulation, impaftiog TO
the blood in the process the brigh. red
color
Now, there's no nse OF your trying to
have Ian with me, Mr. Civilians
/ don't like to mention II, Mr.. ScoIiel,
but you have been chewing wooden
toothpick ever since you came in. | may
be uuduly iastidionR, but the habit oflends
me. A man who goes around chewing .
loot bpick thanks. you look better now
will run bis arm behind q girls elbow
and grab her hand in bis as be walks
along the street with her
Then. suppose. Mr.. Civilians, its no
use to-
Not the least in The world, Mr.. Soorjel.
The girl doesn't need to be supported 10
that manner
Think your smart, don't your Mr..
Civilians
Beg pardon, Mr.. Scorjel. but II you 10
lerrupt me 10 this way how can | tell you
what l think OF man who wipes his face
with bis handkerchief and then looks st
The handkerchief to see the result
What kind OF blamed old
That's right. Mr.. Scoriel Swear and
call manner, Mr.. Scorjell | don't mind 1t.
you half civilized boor I'm used 10 il.
II were not the most patient man since
JOB, I'd be 10 hot water oil the time, Tor
is always trying 10 irrItste me.
But l won't be iiritsted, coniound you
Some men would get mp and kick you ont
Of the office, but shall simply --bsllo,
james, Show this man the quickest way
10 the elevator. will your