Year: 1871

from the neglect of few simple rules.


knew a man who persisted in sleeping
across a railroad track night-times, al


though could have demonstrated to him


by means of diagrams and a copy of tn,
statutes relative to the obstruction of rail
ways, that the practice was an extremely
unhealthy one. By and by train cam
along so far behind time that the conduc
tor refused to make the usual stop TO TAX,
him oil. The unfortunate sleeper WASH
exactly ''hurriedinto eternity" (they neve
hurry anything on that road), but wa
pushed in leisurely. His administrator
swears that the estate is going to make ;
nice thing of ii out of the company.


Another instance of imprudence: Mr.
A, a gentleman of full habit, worked harC
all the week getting up a corner in wheat
He fell into a profuse perspiration. GoinE
to church on Sunday, he thoughtlessly
slept with his pew door open. He now
sleeps in the churchyard of his native vii
lage. -BgtF 1854


Let your bedroom face the rising anG
setting sun, and the head of your
bedstead point to the North Star. You
are then in sympathy with the great mag
netic current that belts the earth. Open
all the windows and doors, and, if practi
cable, knock hole through the plastering
so that you can put steam revolving
blower behind it. Fresh air never killed
anybody yet, except by the careless and
indiscriminate use of air-guns and by the
occasional stupidity of the Pneumatic
Railway Company's switchmen.


Early rising is conducive to health.
Alexander the Great rose early-to fame
and power. He wasn't much over thirty
when he died.


Take plenty of exercise in the open air,
or in treadmill, if well ventilated Join
a circus. Walking is excellent; so is run
ming, particularly if you can run ahead of
your ticket Gymnastics are eminently
salubrious. In any two hotels you can
probably practise on parallel bars.
Rowing opens the chest. Sailors row
a good deal You must have noticed
what large chests they have-for their


After exercising freely b. careful not
to cool off too suddenly. / am well ac-
quainted with a widow whose husband
ran two miles to fire Che was very fond
of fires), and then sat down on cake of
ice to see the fun. 1t cost him his life.
A falling beam struck the wretched man
upon the temple. <.r IT'D


1t is a winter day. You have been
walking briskly. You stand at the
corner of a street to talk with a
friend. He asks you to endorse his
note, just by way of accommodation.
You experience a cold shiver. No
wonder. Almost any man would.
Let your friend take his paper somewhere
else, while do you go home and clap on a
mustard plaster. Nature is giving the
alarml


A lovely young girl danced all night at
Saratoga, and stood by an open window.
In few days her father failed for half a
million, and she found out how cold the
world was. rt.. t


Your clothing should vary with the
thermometer. If the wind pulls around
to cool quarter, invest that cool quarter
in pair of thicker socks. Young men
should guard against tight lacing.


Bathing is good thing-a very good
thing. But take care if you are lodger
that you don't slop over 1t may lead to
a rupture-with your landlady. Rub your
self hriskly with coarse towel-it will
bring you in plonty- of new Subscribers.
Excuse me, 1 mean it will increase your
circulation


If you perceive a dull feeling in the
head when you get up in the morning,
you will very likely have the spotted
fever. Make your will and give minute
instructions for your funeral, if you have
any peculiar views on this strictly per-
sonal subject. Then use tincture of lobelia
and belladonna. You will probably be-
gin gradually to sink. Try change of
climate. If this has no good effect, per-
haps it would be well to call in the
family physician. ..


Marry young, accumulate large for
tune, live contentedly to ripe old age,
and die with calmness and serenity. This
is the only way to avoid trouble. People
who don't do this make great mistake
GdLd1y.