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time to oil your fine printing machi-
merry. Results in both cases the
same, = an impending crasM
BY adopting my three health
rules, you will at one stride advance
far on the road to rational health
culture generally. Self study will
steadily bring you further A few
golden rules in general are these:
BE moderate in all things. Let your
djgeStioH be the Judge of what you
should eat and drink, and let healthy
food be your only medicine, abso-
lutely your only medicine. Get all
the fresh air and the golden sunlight
inside and outside Of your house you
possibly can, and don't forget, every
day on your way down to or from your
business, to thoroughly ar your
lungs to their remotest corners by
nhaling the fullest breath possible
and Keeping it while walking half
block. You will find this sort of
expansion of remarkable benefit.
One word about your eyes, the
editors most burdened sense. Never
fail, after hard work, to afford them
relief by cold water bath, until the
eyeball is thoroughly cold. This is
instant notice to the heart to send a
new supply of blood to this distress
ed spot, and relieve the heat and
feverishness at once. Bathe your eyes
with cold water often and thorough
ly, and you may neUer need specs,
except they be made of window
glass and to give you Wore learn
ed appearance.
have heard it said that it is not
hard work that kills a man, but it's
what he does betWeeH times.
would vary this by saying: It's not
hard work that kills a man, but it's
what he does not do between times.
In following my advice you will be
on the safe side.
Health self-culture is not one of
the great accomplishments of our
present generation, but | am firmly
convinced that the time is not far
distant when some method similar to
mine will be in general use among
civilized humanity, and that then the
individual, who does not practise it,
will be frowned upon as a low bar
bdridn!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-20

Cine oprne6me @uelGnbe :
rim, bic eifrie bentiibt lit, liuberno in
Die fur6tbare NOtb Der inbiI6en Beu6ls
teruns ein5usreifen, i6reibt aus Sal
tutta: r8dre Die blutise 5ebbe nit ben
8Oern nidt aus9ebroden, 10 bate bic
Suneersuptb In Snoien ii6er ebenIo
piel Sntereiie erre9t, pie Die Dor 5wei
Sabren. Sn oem uuter Der anbaltenben
9iirre am meilteu leibenoeu &aiputnna
tpiro bas @lenb nit jeoem Gage 9r0s
Ber. Der @roboben lit berarti9
ousgetrodnet, baB es unm6gli6
lit, i'm 5u pflii9en. Die 8orfbes
pobuer baben Ieit gSohen nidts gln=
oeres senOiien, uls Die 8ldtter oes Hes
pulbaumes uno cine 2lrt Selfu6en, Die
bisber nur gum 5iittern oes Siebes ees
npmmen ipuroen- 8ieie 2ebenspeiie lit
10 auBerproentlid iddolid, bnB Die
Iermiten gelpDbnlidbe 9ebensmittel niht
nebr uertra9en t0nnen uno bdufig iters
ben, iobalo Iie su ben nnterltiibunosans
italten tpmmen uno meulhenmilroiee
Rabrun9 erbalten.
Sn &alputana, ipie in Der 8rdiioent.
ibaft 8pm6op uno in 8arooa fpmmt su
Der 9ubrunssmittelnptb aud nod Der
@aiiermansel. lleber allSu piel &eeen
tanu man ii6 aut bieIen bo6eeltgenen
@ebieten in ben beiten 3eiten ni6t be-
fla9en. @iele Sbeile bes 9anoes Iino
ni9ts als @iiIte. Sier iit bic Sterb.
li6teit gang beiOnoers srOB. Slu9 bas
Sieb gebt Elm, on man es ipeoer trdnfen
nod iiittern fann nno Riemano es faus
fen mia. 9biere, fiir Die man Iunit 40
bis 70 8upien be5ablt, t6nnen Die @is
sentbiimer aueenblidlid ni6t fir eine
&upie log werbeu. Die Sur 9inberune
oes 9rensenloIeu @lenos er6Hneten v&es
lief @orfs" tbun bas Meni6enmD9lids
Ite, bod rei6t ale 0ilfe nidt nnnGberno
aug. Die itets in ben 8eSirteu umbers
wanbernben MiiiiOndre brinseu BON je.
Dem glusiIu9e etne gln5abl bnlbperbun,
eerten &inoer nit, Die lie ait Der Seite
ibrer auf Dem 8ese tOot Undergraduate.
nen Wiitter finoen. 0tebr nls 5 Mils
liOnen Meniden rperoen jeBt in Snoien
uon ben y&eliei ROrts" unterbaiten,
bod Sp6lf Mial 10 uiel lln9liiflide liuo
bilflos bem bitterIten @leno preis9es
9eben."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-20

Sharf, nber ND bl treffenb,
iagte Or. SUrnibroOt por eini9en 3n9en
in 9es WOines bel elmer Gr5lihen 8ra.
buirun9sieier: ,3bOmus Garlple in9te
einmnl BON ben Sriteu, baB iie Elm &Olt
BON 27,OOO,OO0 SDpfen uub meiitens
Barren ieien. llno iuenn id an bns
Surrnb. uno Subelgei6rei oenfe, uls
2prb &oberts nit elmer 9roBen gIrmee
ein 6duilein Buren, belie9te, muB id
9lauben, baB garlDle nit ieiner Sdds.
rn9 reft bate. gIber ltebt es oenn nit
uns beIier? Gin Mann beiebliete Elm
@eihwaoer, melhes in Der Bai BON
Manila cine gIn5abl ipnniide Shifie III
ben @runo bObrte. 3nrilber 9ing Die
9an;e Station aus benz S1us6en in
iiberihndu9li6Iten 2obpreiiur9en bies
les 6eloen. @r febrte beim uno puroe
nit Ofienen glrmen empfnngen. 6eute 1T
er bas GeipDtt bes 9anoes uno Der @e:
senitnno srober SpdBe. SD CLAUDE
garlDle's 8Orte pniien ebeniu gut aui
Gmerita ipie auf @roBbritnnien."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-20

lleber Sauernfang { ii n
9la sta beri6tet oas San 5ranciscO
3a9eblatt":
rllm oas @ulbiieber uno ben 8unih,
na6 9llnsfa gu reilen, mad gu balten,
muB ale paar 0ohen etn y@oloDntel"
aus benz iernen gtorben fommen. 9as
liest i'm Sntereiie Der 2eute, pelde
Nlasfa glusrilituu9en uno 9llasfa.5abrs
farten oertnuien mOllen.
Gpr mebreren Wonaten beri6tete Die
Seniationspreiie, onB Elm 9eluiiier Mam
nit @olo I'M Bertbe uou $l50,OOO aus
9llasta nab Seattle 5uritdgetebrt lei
8ieier Gage trnf elm glaubwiIroi9er Sc.
noIie bieien Mann in Gan 5rnncisco
aui Der StrnBe urO iragte i'm aus
3erielbe betbeuerte, onB er tein Sob
mit9ebra6t babe, uno ben &epOrtern in
Seattle, Die aui ibn einitiirmten, nm gu
erinbren, pie uiel @olo er III ieiner
6anotaIde babe, oamaIs aud Die &abr.
belt seia9t babe
9roboem lei am ndhiten 3ase Elm
sruBarii9sr, BON 2lninns big gu @nOe
erloeener Beri6t in ben 3eitungeu BON
Seattle eemeien, bnB Uir 90 uno 60
nit $4,000 Suriidgetebrt lei uno in
9llastn mertbuoae Claims" babe, Die
i'm orosen Stil benrbeitet ueroen iOllten,
iObalo bic n1tbiee Wnibinerie getauit lei.
9ur6 @eididtsu bieier uno dbnIider
Grt brin9en es bic 1rnnspUrt 8eiel'
ihditen ieriie, ibr 8eiddit gu boomer"
Sn ben ndditen @oden 5iebeu $4,000
GeriOuen nnb Glnstd, rednet man ben
5abrpreis oui ourdihnittlih 800, 10
er9iebt bas bic itattlide Summe bon
iini Wiaionen Dollars. I'm oieien
Greis peroen i6ou 10 uiele 2ilgen in Die
8elt seieBt peroen.
Bon ben 8ielen, bic IN Nla4ta nm
tOmmeu ober iih 9eraoe nm Heben er'
baiien, ipriht Die Ssnintionsprriie niht,
iie beri6tet nur pou ben weuissn GriOlss
reiben, uno uenn iolhe nt4t uorbanoen
iino, eriinoen iit pelhe.
7ie 9ldusenoen Seridte iino nit
gprii6t auiBuuebmsr. Gs 1T gBauern.
idu9erei" i'm grobsn Stil, nui Gttien 10
Su lager, mas oa g,ibrieben wlro, i'm
aug armen .gsutsn, oenen man bds
@oloiieber beigsbradt bet, bas 9elo
heraus5uloden.
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ire 6erren! Sd bin aft
oepproen in Dem @lnuben an ben ! prt.
i6ritt Der Meni6beit, an ben aui.
Iteigenoen 5Ortihritt. glun seitebe i'd,
bab mein @luube in ben leBten Snbren
etipas eri6ittert nproen 1T. Ser naturs
nutbpenoise aampi INNS 8oiein bat
in neuerer 3eit eine 8idtuns, eine 5orm
nnoenommen, Die al Die 8Or9dnee in
Der 5bierrpelt erinnert uno Die einen
5prtihritt in nbiteieenoer 9inie beiiirh.
ten ldbt." Rer oieie ggorte oeiproden
bat? Ter 81 Sabre olte 8eihstnnS.
Ter GsutibInno's, 5iirit 6obenlObe,
in einem 5rinfiprude bel Der 2OO.iGbri.
aen Subildumsieisr Der gsrliner Ntnoe.
mie Der g2iiienihaiten. @enn bieier
tlar oentenoe, uornsbm rubiee Raun
iih iu einem iolheu @eihblsausbrut
inmitten Der 6dupter Der NtdN7iie pers
itebt. oanu mus ibm Der llniptae bis on
bic ssbIe geitisgen ietn; uno babel iiuo
bic 1urts oes fluesu, nlteu, uoruehnisn
Eiplomaien lsioer Hur aaju nnbr
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Sarmers CHINA bmeu. Der
rGmericau Gsriculturiit" brinst cine
3uiammenitelluns Der @rtrdsuiiie Der
9anowirtbi6uft I'M lebten Sabre unb
tummt bur6 ben 8ersleidb nit ben @rs
trGsniiien Der Sabre 1894 = 1896 gu
bem S6luiie, baB Die 5armer i'm Sabre
1899 smei Silliunen Dollars mebr einz
nabmen als in einem Der por9enannten
Sabre. 9ieie Mebreinnabmeu pertbeils
ten Ii6 Der genannten 6u6lbriit 5ufOl9e
uie iolgt: ySiebSuht S700,00O,000,
Gerealien $4OO,OOO,OOO, unbere @rnten
S20O,OOO,0OO, 6leii6, Wtil6ereipro=
butte, 6Gute etc. $37,O00,OOO. Die
BEN 6armern Susute fommenoe 4Sreisers
b6buns betrdst I'M 9urdi6nitt 81 ErO.
Sent,
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@nglii6e &prreippube NJ
tie II be5ei6nen Die 8oern aIs cine SER
lumpt unb puusri9 ausiebenbe @eieGs
idaft. Bem mir uns ni6t iebr IT.
rem, baben Die Serren @nsldnoer pOr
etipa 13O Sabren l6ou einmal nit 9elt.
ten, Die iie als 5erlumpt unb bunsri9
ausiehenb oerddttib beidrieben, Die aber
fir @6re unb 6reibeit fdmpften, 8e:
tannti6aft III MAIDEN @ele9enbeit ees
babt. Die Hamen gorttOwn uno Sa=
ratO9a iOllten barin erinnern.
(0e. 9. Sts5t9.
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grdiibeutR caiulsD be,

grdiibeutR c&iuteD BE-
tommt 9onj unerpnrtet eirsn Buff" i'm
oemotraiiibeu Cincinnati Bolts
ireuno:."
.ggie Rcainlep's iutime Jreunoe
perii6ern, 1T Der Rrdiioeut uiemals ss'
lumber seneisn, als Jest, unO er 1T eben,
10 gut i'm Sianoe, Die Strdpnjen eines
8ablfelowgss burh3uma6en, luie Dor
pier .Sdhren. Wcanlep iBt ni6t uisl,
irintt wenig, nur onuu uno ponu BEL ei.
mem Staatsoiner Wein, ben er ater im
mer nit Wueroluniier oermiift.
ytahma.ngs madli sr Elm ShldiAen uuo
eruahs geis eririitt. Gr bat Elm iebr
rubiges Temperament, 9serbt BON ieis
net Jrau Uutter, bic Elm utter Urn
a6tunbadt5ig 3nbreu erreibte. 5sin
Batter ltarb i'm Utter pon IlniunoGdtiig
3abren. Somii bot sr ia aud lcbr quite
Qusii9ten nui s!n lunses geben"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-04-20

Ser rumertfanii6 DE 9 a.
lpOn" in Wanila bat in oem 5elo'
faplan Gierce einen Sertbeibiser sefuns
ben. &ep. 8ierce iust, bnB Die llnmG:
Bisfeit bur6 Die @iniiibruns BON 8irtb'
i6aften amerituniiden StDls, oHrd Mi.
litdr.&antinen etc. nidt nur nif)t Suse:
nommen babe, ipnoern eiren minber ee:
fd6rliden rlmfans anuabm. 3ublreide
@iftbuben, Shdnfen, in benen dsenbe
unb iinn5erit6renbe orientoliide v5euer:
tpa1ier" perfauft muroen, leien ourd
amerlfanilhe Bars, on welben 9eiun.
bes 8ier unb anoere 5utrd9lide @es
trdnte oerabrei6t werben, perordn9t
iuproen.
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&6ni9in @ictUria ipll lid
lang sesen Die 9teiie nu6 Srlunb &C.
itrdubt baben, neil elm 8eiu6 ensijiGer
Serrider in Srlnnb ftets llnsliid se-
brudt babe, Die 3eitereisniiie ideineu
ibren 9Iberslauben gu re6tfertisen: erii
bas glttentat auf ben Brin5eu pon $50
les, Der bel bieier @elesenbeit gum eriter
Male 8uloer Su rieden befam, unt
bann bic neuen gtieberlasen Der @ns.
l1nber in Sileafrifa. (g8. b.
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Nuf geuni6 Der &6nisiu
@ictO Oria iOG Der iiinslt sebOrene
brittle SUbn oes Ser5Oss BON gUrt Den
&uinamen 8atrid erbalten. 9amit III
Die M09lidteit nabe seriidt, baB es emit
beiBt: 8atrif :, aDnig BON @ruB'
britnnien unb Srlanb. @enn er iidJ
bann nod eiue Srib get als &Dniein
suselegt, peroen Die idmmtliden 9ut.
trits unb 8rio9ets briiben ipie bier Dor
2opalitdt uub uebermutb gang aus oem
Sdus6en Iein. ge. 9. StaatsStg.
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Seit bas meme 5inanS9 e.
ieb opm GUngreB uugenOmmen puroe,
iinb beim SunoesfOnfroGeur ni6t ipeni.
ger als sos 2lpplifationen Sur @rbal,
tuns Der @rlaubniB sur 8e9riiubuu9
BON RatiUnalbnnfen eingelauien l75
fommen pOn Staats bauten, Die ii6 in
National6anfen umpanoeln ppllen,
pdbreno Die iibri9en 42O glpptitatiOnen
neu 5u 9rinoenoe Nationnlbanfsn be-
trefien.
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&epub1itanii6e 5inan5.

&epublitaniid de 5inan5s
pp.litif Der @rfol9 Der Wc&inleD'.
iden glominiitratiOn auf finan5ielem
@ebiete iiberitei9t Die fiibniten @rmars
tunsen, 10 idreibt bas ginc. Sultsbldtt.
ueber smei Wiilliarben 8elo iino i'm
llmlaui, 10 baB Die Circulation nuf bic
bD61te 3iffer in Der @ei6i6te bes 9ans
bes geItieeen lit, auf S26.12 per &opf
elmer 8eu0lterung Die auf 1885, 900
geidGbt pirb. Cob, BON peldem
8rDan bebauptete, baB es tdglid mebr
ans Dem @erfebr i6pinoe, 10 baB Die
8eiiber Die 8reiie Der @aaren naf) 8e.
lieben oittiren f6nnten, iiberI6memmt
f6rmltb bas 2anb.
sSm Sabre 1906, nls Der 9lpoitel bes
Silbers Die 5reiprdgun9 rue9en oes un=
oenii9enoen 8prrntbes an Cob foroerte,
cirtulirte bieies Metal gum Betrase
pon runo 500 Milltonen, einihlieBlib
@olo. Certificate. Sebt aber betrdgt
Die @irtulatiUn bierin 800 Milllonen.
limb bieier 3uwnds lit leoi9lid benz
llmitanoe gu ueroanten, oaB Die 6rei=
prGguns sel6ln9en murbe. Sdtte bieie
seiiegt, 10 wdre nidt Elm Dollar @Olo
i'm 9nnoe 9eblieben uno Die girfulas
tiuusmittel luGren oemna6 nm 500 Ntil'
lipnen 9erin9er 9eiueIen.
Man braudt aui pieie 92ieieninmme
mr binSupeiien, nm gu bebenteu, III
pelhe entieBlife Gage oas 9anO ourd
Die 8rpan'ide 5reiprd9ung 9eratben
mare.
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3nno( (6alt.

@ie Srpau nit unses
i6wG6ten &rdften fir Sreiiilber
asitirt, lbreibt Die @eltl. 8UIt, bat ii6
9eluep fir @olowdbruns uno ebrlihes
@elo aus9elprp6en. Srpboem mill
man 8eibe Suiammen auf Elm 9idet
brinsen. Die @eididte sren5t idpn
mebr on Sertrauensl6minoel.
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9as 3Beernbe, SeGbma,

9as 3Dgern be.s Selbm r.
i6alIs Sc berts in 8lOemfOntein
iu6t man eneliiher Seit8 au6 nit Der
jebt beginnenben iiibafritanilden @in.
tersSeit Su emidulbisen, melde Die Nn=
i6aifuns tuGrmerer 8leioun9 fir Die
en9lildeu Sruppen nOtbi9 made. 9a5u
meint oas ,gincinnatie1 SOlfsbl." 9e-
luneen: r@eneral &oberts partet aui
Die @tnterjaden, tuel6e Die 8ureu
ibm ausflppfen Iollen."
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0as 0epeD' oM y teri II M"
lit iebt aufoetlGrt poroen. Der pirf.
lide @runb fir oes glbmirnls pl1bli.
Dies 9luitreten nls Grdiioentifdits' Gan.
oiont uno fir feline bittere @eIinnun9
oegen Irdiioent Mc&inlep puroe BON
elmer y@ntoedung" nui9etldrt.
9lomirnl 9eiuep lieierte ielber ben
S6lliiel ooSu, inosm er ieinen 5reun.
ben 9eseniiber ii6 betluste, bas i'm
9rdiioent Mc8inlep unserehterweiie
nm 5ebntauienb 3OlInrs sebra6t babe.
Sn oes gIbmirnls Neinun9 bat Der
8rditoent oibn beraubt.
Die Bafis oieiel glrflnee 1T bic 3bnt'
ia6e, oaB Rrdiioent Wcainlsp niht i'm
Sianoe mar, glomiral 3emey oieielbe
Beioloun9 ju 9emdbren ruie ben 9ioil.
Wtt9llsoern Der einitisen Rbilippinen.
GommiiiiOn. ndmlit $4,000.
Der gr1iioent noate benz Gomirnl
bieic Sumne beSnblen, bod lieB ioldes
oas 6eies nidt Su. Sine ssuiiie Sec.
tion ben Staiuten, tpelbe beingt, bob
y2iemano ,uei Aemter BON Sertrauen
uno 9roiit unter Der Der. StnateusRe'
a erung, mo- bic Seiolouug $500 iber'
iteiet, betleioen ioa, itonO i'm @eae uno
pbgls;6 Der 9rdiioent einsH @se CUR
llmgebuno Der Statuten iuhte. 9elan9
es lpeoer ibm rcd isirem rehts9elshrten
geamten, uno aomircl 7euep tdnn
ieirR $4,000 niht betommen.
3ns la5,, pis mon gu ideen pilest,
tiei bl;ten. llno 4 tieisr man blidt,
nm 10 erbirni,id fisiusr sriAeint Der
emit srObs EspeD
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to have his ear to the pulse of the
century's intelligence and progress,
to sound the note of reform in this
direction And first of all let us
adopt it ourselves. "a sound mind
Herer dlceIs IN an uHso'md body'!
This ought to be the inscription over
every editors desk. "Erery man
his o1ol, doctoy'y This ought to be
his daily resolve. To practise this
resolve, requires will-power, to be
sure, and systematic procedure, but
then these ought to be the attributes
of every good editor sny way,
How to bring about this reform
and to link it in a practical way to
our daily editorial life, is the real
intent of this short sketch of so vast
a subject Allow me to submit to
you my own system, practised and
developed for years, irrespective of
all authorities and strictly carried
out every day of the year, namely:
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1t is my firm conviction that, by
observing and practising those three
rules, other things being equal, you
will soon be in position 10 snab
youi fingers at that modern destroyer,
called Appendicitis, Constipation,
Observation-Disclosures, Bright's
Disease and kindred deyiItriss viii
have no more tcrrors for you.
There is no harm and no expense
to this method, all ii requires is
some will power aud little time. !
hope you will=not say that you can
not afford that time. You might as
we'll say that you cannot afford the
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intent of this short sketch of so vast
a subject. Allow nae to submit to
you my own system, practised and
developed for years, irrespective of
all authorities and strictly carried
out every day of the year, namely:
II PHYSICAL EXERCISE.
q COLD WATER APPLICA-
TYONS EXTERNALLY.
81 HOT WATER FLUSHINGS
INTERNALLY.
DESCRIPTIONS:
y PHYSICAL EXERCISE ONE HOUR BE
FORE BREAKFAST EVERY MORNING in
your own gymnasium. Any good
sized bed room will do for it, and all
the appliances you need is perhaps
Whitley exerciscr of rubber rope
The so-called free exercises of the
body without appliances are the best
Make given number of motions,
calling every part Of your anatomy in
to action. Vary and perfect the ex
ercses at will, but strictly adhere to
the number of motions, for the flesh
is weak and shuns effort If you are
blessed with children, have them re-
gularly take part in the exercises
every morning, and the whole perfor-
nance will be downright fun. And
let me tell you right here, that
group of children in glowing health
and spirits and of sparkling eyes, is a
sight Of rarer beauty in my estima-
tion than the finest painting by the
greatest master
y COLD WATER APPLICATIONS. When
half way done with this exercise, and
being real warm. take a Geld shower
bath 10 seconds. or some other ST.
milar application Of cold water. The
invigorating qualities Of cold water,
rightly applied, are simply wonder
ful Never violate this one cardinal
principle: To be perfectly WARM be
fore using it, and to get perfectly
WARM right after, FOR otherwise you
will meet disappointment and suffer.
r ght after the application Of cold
water dry of and rub well down
with some coarse cloth or brush.
Then finish your exercises. thereby
quickly getting warm again. Your
circulation and your spirits will be
faultess that day. depend upon it.
b HOT WATER FLrsHINGs or THE COLON.
Thi, means the injection Of I x pints
to quart Of hot water every other
evening, 70 prevent clogging Of the
canal and for reasons Of internal clean
illness besides It is absolutely essen
tial to people Of sedcntary occupation
such as editors have, and Of incalcul
able benefit Upon this particular point
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-09-13
EDENTON.

Quite a number of our young
people enjoyed a moonlight ride
last Friday evening to Mt. Gould
1t was given by Mr.. CorWin in
his launch Katrina in honor Of
the Misses Lowe, of Norfolk
Those invited were Mr.. Brown
ing and wife. Mr.. Conger and
wife, Misses Hogan, Makely,
Annie Bond, Ella Lowe. Julie
Jones, Helen Bond and Mary
Lowe; Messrs. Pouden, Sum
merell. Roges. Webb. J. Wood
and Martin, Of Elizabeth City.
Miss HeleL Foote left Satur-
day for Norfolk, after spending
a few weeks here with relatives
Rev. Mr.. Willis returned Fri
day after a vacation of two
weeks, much improved in health.
Dr.. E. J. Griffin returned Sat-
urday after a weeks absence.
Rev. Mr.. Cowan arrived on
the noon train Friday after a
months absence in the noun
tains of Western North Carolina
Mr.. NJ. F. Bond and wife left
Saturday for a visit to Norfolk
Richmond and other cities in
Virginia.
Mrs DR.. Cox, of He1tfold. i:
the guest of Mrs A. T. Bush, or
Queen street.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-09-13
MANTEO ITEMS.

Miss Camille Brinkley left
Tuesday morning to visit he,
sister Mrs. Herman Drinkwate1
al Virginia Beach, before 'eav-
ing for Littleton College.
Mr.. L. E. Gray left Tuesday
morning for Richmo nd, Va, tc
finish his course at the business
College, there.
Mr.. D. L. Kohler of the Hotel
Roanoke left last Saturday tc
visit his home in Boston, Mass
Mr.. J. w. Evans accompanied
his daughter, Miss Ruth, as fai
as Norfolk on Tuesday, and saw
her safely on the N. & w. train
for Danville, Va, where she
will attend the Randolph Macon
Institute the coming session.
Mr.. David Twiford, who has
been so very sick at Mrs. Mary
Hooper's this summer, we are
to glad to say is imprc wing, Dr..
w. B. Fearing attending him.
Mr.. E. w. Mann, OF Croatan
has accepted a position as clerk
with J. w. Evans.
Mrs. Martha Meekins. wife OF
Mr.. Daniel Meekins Sr., very
old lady, died on the 4th, and
was buried at noon on the 5th.
The w. T. M. S. met at Mrs.
Rowan Hooper's on Monday af-
ternoon.
The trial of Tom Swain for
the charge of stealing from sew
eral of the merchants, come be-
fore the Mayor on Saturday.
He was sent to Jail to await
further trial of the next Court,
which convenes the first week
in November. Several of the
merchants have been missing
watches and very large sums OF
money for some time. but
couldn't find out the thief, un-
til the past week, there was SO
much stealing going on the
merchants had to guard their
stores, until finally the thief was
caught. R. c. Evans was the
heaviest loser.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-09-13
NAUGHTY.

The Republican Central Com.
mittee seems to have blood in
its eye for Mr.. Isaac M.
Meekins. We see it has ordered
another convention for this dis
t1ict This is done with the
evident intention of taking
Meekins down and putting some
other candidate up. We in
cline to the opinion that Mr..
Duncan, the revenue boss of the
district had this action taken.
Now if it had been done for
humanity's sake;if Duncan's ten
der heart yearned over The for
lorn and hopeless condition OF
Meekins as he squirms and
twists beneath the merciless
bludgeon welded by Hon. John
Il. Small; if he wished to save
Meekins from the terrible fate
which he met at the hands of
the redoubtable Geo. w. Ward
in 1898, then his action would
be highly commendable. But,
when it springs from mortified
pride, it is naughty-v cry
naughty. Because, forsooth, the
Republicans of the District did
not obey the nod of this great
Mogal but actually had the
temerity to make nomination
against his protest, he rises up
in his wrath and indignation
and seeks to render their action
abo1tive. From present indica,
tons he will have a lively time
of it. Hard, indeed, that a man
can't fight, bleed and die for his
Country without the sanction of
the doodles.
Peace and har m ony an d
brotherly love are not in full
bloom in the Republican ranks
just at this seasol. They fail to
obey the scriptural injunction to
dwell together in unity. Go it,
old boys Let the fur fly.
Duncan and the other doodles
against the Republican party
presents a fine spectacle. Doodle
against men; which will win ?
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1900-09-13
THE STORM.

A graphic description of the
terrific storm that recently visit
ep the Texas coast will be found
in another column. 1t is, indeed
heart-rending.
= The fair city of Galveston is
in ruins. Demolished houses
the CHASTITY forms of the dead
the decaying carcasses of ami
mails, the frightful debris OF
magnificent buildings now ren>
der desolate the spot where but
a few days ago light and life and
joy and hustle held high car
nival. More than a thousand
souls were swept, suddenly and
without warning into the Great
Hereafter. Hundreds were left
without food or shelter. Thous
ands Of dollars worth of proper
ty were destroyed. A cry fol-
help comes from the deeply
stricken city.