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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09
CITY aRevlrlEs

Mr.. Leon Album of Chicago win am.
lecture this Afternoon at On" o9t,,1deei,l yer
tne synagogue Adath Yesb,rr, ''Veh NJ
Hamilton and Preston Subject ul.r G,lrner
pLaaefe are nndellyered telerrams a. a.,
iIS " ie!egrapn company's oiYicc us
II wilkins o. NVoihson, Leslie
w y Eldrldse Of Eagle Tots
seuI, Sv 20, the Dick Dowling n,,,i nsAas,
luuu yesterday morning. monument
Inc Sharks Benevolent clnh ,.,,,
regular meeting at ( o'clocl Wii mold a
noon az their new hal at S6tia Mis- Ms AFTER
r, local No 4S0 Of the Interno,io,., y, W.T.
DnYyers union win hold neiiohal Team
az uhloh nall this Afternoon ~ meeting
The regular weekly rebaos CLOCK.
dav M n society viii taxa place MI iie
house. N N"flst church parish
Inc Bmy's Bayou Gun eph nm
'uv i"St OF the season. 'h VIII be
me san Jaelnto Hive No q.
nv ny aaAleheees, VIII give q No. Ladies OF
Th uisht at the Red Mems 'I bol heXt
forI ne rte OF cireumcislon an Aaii'
tvrmea sunday. November q VII pc per-
10 a. m. "rS. j, NJ. Gerson N
,o The "a Aid Society Of n. v,.., :
,ts No. utneran church Syiii irst Ger
TTasoinssniy qonee social AZ So Mold their
ArHIhthaay,l November III enseround hall
"ueie Sre undeiiyered telerram. :.
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onice Of the Western Union for DR.. ] 7.
llama, j. MLklitisch, Hal Reed, o. =.
Planters OIL mill.
r. Westminster Presbyterian church. corner
nHsS ana Louisiana. At the morning seiy-
ICE Mr.. Clarence Ousley will give n dis.
course on Jesus Christ the miracle, the list
IN II, a series Of interesting lectures on Jesns
1uUst me man. the reformer. the mira
Gle Service. at $ p. m. by the pastor. Rev
d. fillmore smith Special music and
500 by Mrs. Ludwig. Christian EndeovoT
Ior ne young people at 7.1j p. m. PRAYER
meeting Wednesday at 8 p IN.
me 5l. Ladies Hebrew Aid Society will give
a, leinaIe minstrel entertainment and dance
HFGAt lh1rsday evening at Concordia hail
lor the Century fund OF the society,
The Bray's Bayou Gun and RiHe c,rb
WI close their season Of entertajnroaIrpt
I;say by giving grand barbecue, tram and
rue shoot' The dny's festivities viii Co..
cluae with ball at night oo'
-, dhe first monthly hop Of the Young Men,
M io tegor society VIII take place tonight al
promptly at s o'clock. "i' Degin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

Two wires on the main incandescent cir
CUT OF the Houston Electric company be.
C "a, crossed In some inexplicable manner
OF the old market house ruins about S a.I6
nass evening, short circuiting the cnrrept
ana setting fire to the pole and the oygping
ih IN and thereto An alarm was turned
"a a9n the hre department promptly re-,
sp9hded, eNtinguishing the flames IN short
order. The current had to be turned an
IN the meantime, and Man street users V at
/ tne electric fuid submitted To a temporory
the damaged wires. i'p"ueu
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RoLLINe BoER MON FEATvl
Scotch Plaid, Coupled With IN i
Cacopd Lo,nrc AZ akesoe

Scotch Plaid, Coupled With HlH'
Second Honors at Lakeslcs
Chicago, November S. Rolling ~
Scotch Plaid, coupled as the DulA
Herzenty ran one, two. in The ail
the feature OF the card today at 20
SIX furlongs hummer, Evelyn "
You Dare. Time 1:17 3-5.
-Four and n half furlongs-GregoI. 2, 2
mes Mack, Prince Of Endurance "
Five furlongs Golden Rule, ETs y
Scorpio. Time 1902 2-5.
Nile and an eighth Rolling Boei'
Plaid, Jordan. Time ;6S 80.
Mile, the Owners handicap-il'
Jack Demund, Lady Strathuos
1:d4 80.
Mile and seventy yards Mares
gen, Harvey. Time 100 80.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Robert l.. Coombs and wife TO Lizzie
A, Scott, lots 6, Z, and Q, block
242. in Houston Heights .......
Fl. T. Ring 70 r. Il DenLis. tl5b
acres of the Reels & Trobough sur
caleb ]. Norwood to Newton e.
Barkalow, lots % and "a, block 116.
IN Houston Heights ............
A. +. Tenncy 10 q. NJ. Pudor aud
Sidney H. Hart, an undivided one
half Interest in and 10 T.. Luz
bicius survey, containing Go acres
Scahrook Land company to W. W.
Whithrldge, lots and 10. block 30,
I'm Seahrook
II r Townsend and wife 70 w n.
Blackshear. lots 10. ~ and II
block . in the town 81 Spring
r. McCasiand TO J T.. Bowers and
wife, lots 10 ANA n, ~ Mccasland
addition Observation-Disclosures.
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able failure Tor the goal.

liable failure for the goal.
missed making a safety
ore, as Pugnam muffled
ok on and. after carrying
le, lust managed to get
he held.
half this work was re-
start Harvard banged,
and pushed until they
Ivanla's twelye-yard line,
another tumble. Stillman
r. After puuting Harvard
a score and rot Inside
Ivesyard line again and
SIS but a grand race by
them the hail on downs.
4 followed soon after this
spertaculAr feature ef tie
very center Of the Held
I,Pnnsylyania's left end
.fonc wall fence. ran clear
This time Barnard man
roal and the score Of IL TO
RENT 80 until the end OF
/ fnr a fiuo brace by Penn
which the team made four
ihe astonishment OF the
very little OF interest in
ne contest aud the game
nall In HarYnrd's posses
p.nnsVlNaniH's territory,
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rom Mlms eranted All.

Thomas Minis, the white man who was
arrested Saturday for the embezzlement OF
$500 from Mrs. Bette Hogue, was given
a hearing before Justice Matthews at I
O'Clock yesterday afternoon ana was grant
cd bail IN the sum Of $3.50 for his appear.
ance before the next grand jury
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GRAU's or

The rendition
which will be pr,
night, November
event Of the seat
One Of these beir
has been given in
has not yet heel
years, and Will
company appears
controls the right
country. The ma
will be presented
to Houston thea
scented In the sar
Broadway theater
its gorgeous cost
effects. It's large
This Is one o.
the repertoire al
chance to show :,
nee today Sousa 4
bill. There Is Z
performances will
houses.
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Indians ~, Tsxas B.

Austin, Texas, November SGD
A good crowd of Austin people d
cars for the Texas gridIron this d
where game OF football was "A
4 o'clock between the UnlyeFslty 4
team and the Indians" Of LawrtieI
The university boys were sktlInl d
of nerve, but apparently ontelUaa
time was called the score was al,4
TO be II to o In favor of the IndlinSl
Lineup:
Indians. Position. sd
Guion. .....,... left end. ..,n., Z
Hauscr. left tackle. .,... 4.
Redwater. left guard. .n.u",
Carl.... center. ..,...., Hg
Oliver. .riglt guard.. Mani2
Du Bots. right tackle. ,Frata
dergast and Y
Felix. ......,-... right end..."""s
Ia Motto. quarter. .a...,,,,.
Baine...,,......left half. ...MaTsr5
Archquiette. right half. Sims
sylyas. ...".... fun back.... Pre-.
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EIovnnth distinct civil court.

z. 7. Westergreen VS.. Galveston, Hous.
ton and Henderson Railroad Company,
damages judgment by agreement for de-
PENDANTS; costs taxed on defendant
d. B. Baton VS. Houston Packing Com
PAM Ian,e ua' 4 Snowbaii Jr NV nSxt friend
VS. Mrs. l.. Il. Moore, trespass TO try title
and damapes continued generally.
Charles Schoibo VS.. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway Company OF Texas; on
trial.
John Sheridan VS.. International and
Great Northern Railroad Company, dam
ages; leave to defendant to file first amend
ed original answer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

Mrs. Emma NJ. Taylor, FOR herself and
children nled suit in the district court
against the Houston Electric company for
damages IN the sum of $4,000 for the
death of her husband. w $. Taylor, who,
plaintiff alleges was Killed on Fannin
street by one of defendants cars ON the
night of october 2I. 1902
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09
To Our Ice Customers +,
and tie Public in General

and f6e Public in General
We wish 20 INFORM you that we
now have our large ard new Ice plant
IN operation, which Will assure the
public VI Houston that there will be
no scarcity Of ice this seseon. We
guarantee correct weights delivered
by our wagons. and also guarantee
that all our ios 10 made out OF abso- I
ittely pure a-tesisn water.
For commercial trade, delivered,
soc per 100 lbs; for family trade, de-
ivered, $50 per 100 lbs; loes thar .
100 lbs. 4oc delivered; at factory or
office, 25o per 100 lbs; 1ooo-lb
lots or over 22 t-2c per 100 IDS.
sacked ice for shipping, SIC per 100
lbs. When In want Of car lots ask
for quotations. Orders filled on abort
notice.
Henke's Rrtesian Zee and
Refrigerating Go. HqqgsSGGss!N'
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The suit Of Charles scholioo vs.. the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
is ON trial. This is suit In which the
plaintiff seeks to recover $500 damages
for being unnecessarily delayed by defend
ant company in reaching destination after
purchase of ticket.
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Children
my little boy took

my little boy took
says f. d. Reynolds
grew so bad you coulC
over the house. ! the
a few doges Of One J
lleved aud sent him
last we heard Of tn
Cough Cure is absoil
once. For coughs. c.
ma and bronchitis. '
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Estate Of Anna E. Platke, deceased;
Henrietta Platke. appointed executrix
without bond; j. NJ. Helser, w. I. McDon-
aid and j. w. Patterson appointed apprais-
Estate Of MollIe Richards, deceased; tenn
porary administration continued until next
Estate Of John Mcnamara, minor; Mary
Uh appointed guardian and bond fixed
at 5000; j. NJ. Heiser. G.. Fl. Freeman
and Charles Erickson appointed apprais-
ers.
Estate of John ]. Young, deceased; ad-
minlstratur ordered to sell at private sale
for cash or cash and credit the following
property; Two hundred and ninety-four
acres OF section "a, Houston aud Texas
Central Railroad comnany's survey; $40
acres OF section 80, Houston and Texas
Central Railroad company's survey, and
make report of said sale when so made TO
this court Report by administrator Of the
sale of thirty-two head or range cattle
and five ponies to various parties Tor S4o0
Estate Of John P Yadon, deceased; re-
port of temporary administrator approved.
lie Is ordered to pay himself S25 FOR his
service and to turn over balance on hand
ia permanent administrator after paying
Estate OF Christian White. deceased; OK
ecutors ordered to sell at private sale for
cash or part cash and part credit the one
half interest belonging to this estate In lots
Z, g. . and 10 out W the subdivision OF
block so, Allen addition. and make report
of said sale when so made.
Estate OF Mamie Rogers. deceased; an
nual account OF administrator approved;
administrator allowed the sum Of $3.50 at
tOrney's fees.
Estate OF John C. Hewett deceased;
final report of executor approved; executor
will pay the unpaid costs aud turn the
balance of the property in his hands over
to the legatees under the will
Estate OF Bernard Majorowitz non com
pos; guardian has leave to sell at private
sale for cash one horse and buggy and
make report of said sale to this court
Estate Of Cynthia c. Wtham, deceased;
final account OF administrators approved
ana she Is ordered 10 pay remaining costs,
Including $50 attorneys fee, and to turn
over balance remaining In her hands 10
A. G. Witham and j, r. Bunell.
Estate of George II, Morse, non com.
pos; annual report of guardian approved.
Estate OF Horace. Mary. Ethel Culpepper,
minors; guardian is authorized TO sell AT
! private sale for cash the following prop
| erty: An undivided oue-third interest IN
/ and to lots l and . and the adjoining
/ halves Of lots and 10, block 90, south
! when made back to this court for action
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WANTED
Young Man Arrested
ton Eeinhts "a Oh.
Pbones 81.

young Man Arrested
ton Heights on Cha
Sheriff W. D. Rob-
ty arrived in the city
rant for the arres%
charge OF horse the
Deputy Sheriff j. 2
accompanied Sheriff !.
for Mills. The latte
constructing n log ca
and madc no attemI
that he was not SUI
lie denied his guilt.
He was taken ba'
night to answer to
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United States Circuit and District Courts.

Petition IN bankruptcy fled by c. C.
Hardin & Co Of Bobbln, Montgomery coun.
Is, Texas Liabilities S15S3 IS. No assets
except such as are exempt under the law,
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The commissioners court will meet on
Wednesday to canvass the returns from the
election and to attend to other important
business.
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SPECIAL AN

Members Beth |
please take notice
meeting VIII take
9th instant, at 1886
Sol
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

In the Eleventh district civil court the
jury In the case of d. B. Baton vs. the
Houston Packing Company, suit for SoOOO
damages for personal injuries, brought in
verdict late In the afternoon for the de-
PENDANTS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

c. c. Hardin & Co. or Bobbln, Mont
gomery county, hled petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States court. The
schedules filed with the petition show liza
billtles to the amount Of Sl5s3.45, with no
assets except exempt property.
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in the probate court Judge vasmer dis
posed of large amount Of accumulated
probate business.
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r..s.,,ed Ais Bond.

see rev n Forfeiteq MS D~ne' ,
record record ~ anderson left last nisnt ,oi M.
~ a. M. " II. Hollis wanted ~ snls
eln" fart, tAe charge Of attempted erlminni
tarsh. Hollis was sometime ago n.asss Geo
-,snna' ~ $1,000 20 1anHwer 20 Tue
~ forfetted Ms bond az the late
he criminal district court
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County Court.
Probate Court.

w. B. Howell VS.. Charles NJ Penrod;
judgment by default for plaintiff for prop
erty described in petition.
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A DAY IN THE COURTS.
Hardin & Co. of BObbin Filed Petition
in Bankruptcy.
A DAMAGE SUIT GOES FOR DEFENDANTS
Wife Files Suit for SAT 900 Damages
Against Houston Electric Company
for Death Of Her Husband.

There was nothing doing in Judge WI.
sons court yesterday, all cases SET for the
week having been disposed Of.
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Suit Filed for the County Court.
William Sutherland vs.. ~ %. Bennett
appealed from Justice colrt.
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Garland Stoves and Ranges
Awarded First Prize. Paris. 1900. BuEaio,
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FARMERS WON N
$50.
The A. and NJ. Defeat. ,
a. Score Of i II
~
USED THEIR WEIGHT TOM
Louisiana Boys Made ~.
a Brilliant Play in .hs s IN
Texans tliehly Conn

Bryan, Texas, NoyenN..
Lamar Bethca; tmpire
keepers, Love and Wes,..s'.
J Woods and Atkins.
The game was the mos. II.
in Texas this season. onlss
action from the start ana
Dy the spectators. Agricr Issi
chAnical was victorious ~
IL TO 8. The ADVANTAGES o ~ sce
the side Of Agricultural VIC
| aud was used in rushinc
/ way through. The halrs. eae'
i've aud twenty minutes. = all
Tulane won the toss INA !,
I goal. De Ware kicked ~ ~
4 line. ball returned ton v n
Tulane,s ball aud gained Svs Z
lane kicked twenty yards !. n
captured by Agricultural AZ, w
and entire distance recalnsa
brilliant plays by Aericnitu.
I chanic0l, De Ware made ~
down and then kicked gosl y Il Z,
uteS. 49, ~
Tulane again kicked 10 A..
I MechaniGal's yard line an ddsn Y
, taken In charge by Arricc,,s.l
chanlcal. Ap'icultufa1 erS
then fought through center I.
three downs In which some a, "
done by Blake, Hope. Men NJ N; n
Jamin and Bellharz, w6eD V
touch down was scored nv y.
Farmers. De Ware kictsa M
1919 minutes from first foncS ~ W
Tulane made a long kick "A n. n
and Mechanical's fiye.vard H. ~ e
Farmers took the bali ara
opponents back and the A., n
with the ball on Tulane,s X, u
In the entire first half ;rnl.ns
sion of the ball hut once. ' 4
The second half opened MIN !,
by Tulane to Agricultural ana NJ.
thirty -five-yard line. Hone n, ~ n
and Mechanical caught the hi .
ten-yard run. The Farmer
worked back across the del8
scored a touch down. ne WsM
goal. Tulane again kicked ~ !
one or TWO downs secured Ina M
second time. :"
The visitors then made seyer,l
decisive plays, ending with
kick by fullback, putting the S,y
over goal and scoring FIVE polpE
the remainder OF the seeons
Farmers kept the ball In Tulsra
and time was called with the M
lanes six-yard line.
None of the players were SELF
and no substitutes were nut Il
lane manager complimented N,
tural and Mechanical boys hy \,
phatlcally they had the best ts,1
South. =
Tulane The lineup.
Mango ......... Center.
Westerheld 80. Right guard, Z.
Myers ........Left guard 800
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suits Filed for the District Courts,

SUITS fled Tor the DlsTict courts.
Mrs Emma NJ TAYLOR VS.. Houston + &C.
triC Company: damages
Beatrice Daugherty VS.. Charles Daugher.
ty: divorce.
c. r Barrett ct al VS., Martha Dlkeman
ct al; Partition.
Joan j. Foley VS.. w f. Carter: debt.
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An ENGLIs


"No shade, no ?
no leaves Move
would add no y
Is so aggravated
becomes constsel
abundant prC,t
tional disea, -. -,
and consurn ?" \
diseases, ~.
that what ny,
Ia, compile iNh y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

Estate Of Anna f. Platke, deceased !;
Henrietta Platke appointed executrix
without bond; ]. NJ. Helser, w. T. McDon-
aid and j. w. Patterson appointed apprais-
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ST2o
$50
1925
$50
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Pm
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To lie ava
never a VA
iitful duze,
people hnv
once in a o.
night after
III the end, ,
constitutionA
low ebb. n
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disease or VI
excessive u
narcotic, NJ
II the patti
noderntelyZ
come the to
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Of the systa q
nutrition, n
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me no heneh
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| began usini
and saw that
after taking
health than
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recommended
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DR.. William
are sold onlS
or six boXeH
all druggists,
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stitutes neYc'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-10
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

7 Xfis Danish Of washington has 70.
ared from the stage
0mee Spencer Ia iilling q Boston on.
SAgem@t Of several weeks.
William Mack ID working at III.
houses along the Pacific coast.
Miss Minnie Earle has closed her sa..
Don on the road and returned to Wash.
hgton.
Hackett 10 sending out a claim NJ %.
eeipts Of $3.50 for single matinee in
Philadelphia.
Ernest Hastings is starring in Aus.
tralia in Sherlock Holmes" and hay.
ing great luck.
The London music halls are being
Invaded" by American performers in
greater force than ever.
The company which is playing 9TH.
Prince of Pilsen" at the Studebakcr
theater. Chicago, has been playing con.
tnuously since May II.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Milton Rov,a
will next season devote themselves ia
productions of classic comedy undo,
the management Of Ben Stern.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-10

principally of closed cylinder, which
floats on the water, having around it's
periphery series Of tracks. The
width of the cylinder and the number
Of tracks can be varied, and each track
carries an endless chain of buckets
propelled by an engine located on a
float at the rear Of the cylinder. In
side this cylinder a number of COM
partments are arranged to admit wa
ter and air, to control the depth of the
cutting and to permit the elevation of
the entire bucket mechanism when the
excavator is to be moved from place
to place.
As the buckets travel around the
endless tracks the dirt is scooped in
and elevated to the highest point
where an automatic tripping device
discharges the contents Of each bucket
into shoot leading to scow at one
end of the cylinder. AS the eXcava-
ton progresses the dredge is advanced
gradually forward, so that the whole
operation is practically continuous,
and an area of considerable length and
width can be excavated in the course
Of day. George G. Powell Of New
York city is the inventor.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-10
A WEAK HEART.

OaanbiAg or stair Nsun
s
"us strsnstAsa the orgaa.
NJ ~ = not many years ago that the be
~ prevailed that 4 sufferer fron
sH disease was In constant nsrij
.nenevee he moved and that the neare,
- approached absolute rest tn hette,
was for his heart This h I'm tr,,.
~ respect to certain forms Of heart dis.
esse-those due 10 actual disesss a de-.
generation Of the heart muscles-but
mnen tne diseAse u In the valves, a. Il
= IN tine majority Of cases, the modern
eeacning y that properly regulated er-
efclse Is beneficial. This is founded
upon the common sense view that the
neart Is like other muscles in that n
can De strengthened by exercise to
meet increased calls upon it.
When the valves of a pulnn GET ont
OF order, 1t requires greater force IN
move given quantity of water. n
tnis force can be applied, it will make
up Tor the defect in the valves. The
same principle holds good in the ease
OF t0e diseased heart; the 'valvular do.
iecc must be made good--"compenso.
uon' is the medical term for this proc
ess-by Increased strength in tho heart
muscle.
Inc heart must be able not only IN
meet the ordinary. everyday extra
strain-this it does AUTOMATICALLY. as If
were, BY the unaided efforts of nature
-out 1t must be stronger than neces.
sary, just as it is in health, to meet
some extra strain caused by illness, a
ss44ven nervous shoe. Or some ahS-
lutely necessary exertion, It evident
therefore, that a, diseased heart must
to assure the safety Of the patient be
strengthened beyond the requirements
Of a quiet life.
This Is accomplished in various ways,
but none fs better for the purpose than
hill climbing or stair climbing, the for
mer for pleasant days the latter for
bad weather. The exercise should, of
course, be taken under the direction of
a physician, for it can easily be over
done, in which case one of the bad con-
ditions against which it is the object
Of the exercise to provide will be arti-
fcially produced and the heart will be
overtaxed before it is strong enough to
Withstand the extra strain.-Youth's
Compan MON.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-10
APHORISMS.

Hope of i'll gain is the beginning OF
)Oss.-Democritus.
ldleness is the key of beggary and
the root Of all evil.-Spurgeon.
10 he proud Of learning issthe great.
est ignorancer-Jeremy Taylor.
1t is 4 miserable thtn. :. e ~ I'VE in ,ns.
pense; it Is the life Of spider.-swift
, A word or nod from the good ms
more weight than the eloquent speech.
q OF others.-Plutarch.
individuality IL everywhere TO b.
6paEeu and respected as the root Of ev.
srything good.-Richter.
Variability Of temper and inconsist.
ency with ourselves is the greatest
weakness Of human nature.-Addison.
Men are SO constituted that every one
undertakes what he sees another sue.
cessful in, whether he has aptitude for
II or not.-Goethe.