HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-05-05, Page 7f ERRIBLE MAN KILLERS
TIRING TWO MILLION Ill-LLE'I'S
:1N HOER.
I.Ie(•trical Gun Imparts a Velocity
of 30,000 Feet a Second to the
Projectile.
backs towards the waiting epera-
toc. A small ratchet within it re-
winds the wire, and in this way the
torpedo is bound to return to the
BUM in charge. Ile then clambers
once more on its back, and either
steers it back to his aucliered boat
of make; straight ter the shore. As
a weapl,u for night attack the Hal -
pine dirgible torpedo has yet to be
beaten.
FROM LONDON TO PARIS.
MANY NEEDLESSLY BLIND
CHILDREN NOT PROPERLY
TRE.17'ED .1'I' BIRTH.
l rus:tde Now (Suing Ou Which %till
Preserve the Sight of
Thousands.
The tlemauds upon our Navy on A little while ago ee were hear It is an astonishing [net, and one
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all the Seven Seas are so great that ing much of the wonderful gun in not general)} known, that one
1t i.i imperative we should) possess vented by Mr. Simpson, a Scotch one-
quarter eofr all the children in the
more war vessels than any other engineer, whose name is 'w'elt hliud schools of the country are
Power, says London Tit -Bits. But known in connection with metal- hhiid needlessly blind, says �Iu untry cchat is the use of building bottle lulgicul researches and diPeoveries, Ma-
gazine. hil
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These se hildren are doomed
ships if guns and torpedoes exist' H:s weapon is capable of impart to life -lung cls because at thu
s<iucn, if there were a European ing. by the application of electri-time of birth their eyes ,vero not
ser to -morrow, might after the city, an initial velocity of 30,000 properly treated by the attending
titsi few weeks, or clays, put every' feet a second to lattice. files of all lthysiciau. Tile cause of this pr
ire:whet nt the bottom of the sea dimensions, and there is nothing to veetable blindness is ophthalmia
or in duck, and for the time bring prevent it. and others of its type necuatorun► (ophthalmia of the
leas the ocean free to all 2 Instru_ • tion' electrically propelling shells, ne•wnatorni commonly known as
,io r,t; of destruction will decide from Linden to Paris, or vice ver-! n(nflamm), on of the eves," "ha-
lo. Trafalgar of the future; battle- .:1, at the rate of thousands a day. , „ "ct. old
will n,t be pitted against bat- Mr. Simpson declares that his Ihies sore eyes, or in the
et;cs, one of the most dangerous
ti, -hip, but lorpede against tor- gnu will throw a projectile four of menaces to vision when treat
p' do and electrical gun against )hundred miles or more without ei mcnt is delayed or neglected.
clect:ical gun. thei flash, smoke, or recoil. He has
The invention of the torpedo, or n naturally, divulged the secrets ALARMING FIGURES.
\I'hite Devil," as Kipling so aptly of his invention, but he tells use. Dr. Geo. Foggin, honorary oph-
tcrms it, completely revolutionized that his.eleetric gun is entirely dif-, ihalmie surgeon to the Royal Vic -
the method of attack in naval w•ar-1 ferent in shape from any of the ! toric School for the Blind, goes so
faro when it was invented years firearms now in the possession of far as to assert that "this disease
the Great Powers, and that the pro ' is responsible for more than one-
jcctiles it propels at such an alarm- third of the blindness of the world,"
ing rate do not resemble the ordin- i;scaning blindness at all ages and
are conical shots and bullets. This ft cm all causes put together. It
ag s, The Brennan torpedo—once
the most formidable engine for har-
1)e r att.•a.k and defence that exist -
e -1 in the world—may almost be tett which makes Jules. erne s
considered old-fashioned, while the ghas been estimated that probably
Whitehead torpedo is but a squib' "'!'rip from the Earth to the oats -half the blindness of the world
toniptired to the new air -torpedo Moon" in a comma -hail almost' a is unnecessary, from which it fol -
tee( ntly invented by the Swedish Possibility, will probably be ac•quir- lows that, of the (i-1,000 registered
l', lenel Unge.
FOR SEA OR LAND.
Colonel Iinge's torpedo can he
filed without producing any recoil
whatever, hence t -he torpedo tube
is light and easy to move quickly
from place to place. It is said that out• noise, smoke, or Hash, bullets, COST TWO CENTS PER CASE.
t . 1 I into t'•e 1
el by Britain. and. if so, it !night blind persons in the United States,
help to turn the scale of war in her about 30,000 are needlessly blind
favor. I from various causes, and, of these,
WORKED BY 'MOTOR. between 6,000 and 7,000 are blind
.Mr. Bangerter has invented a as the result of ophthalmia neona-
Ag torum—about ten per cent. of the
quick -firing gun which is capable entire number.
f propelling automatically, with-'
it will shortly ). Intro
< u c r t at the extraordinary rate of 30,0001
German army and navy, and it is I;, would have cost two cents on
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proposed to convey the torpedo.a minute at ordinary speed, and `�. , the clay of birth to save the sight
tube on a motor -car for land de -001).0000 an hour if pushed to its of every blind child through oph-
tt see. In field operations the air maximum. capacity. The cost of tLalmia neonatorum. Two cents'
one hour's firing wtulk! not exceed t%crth of nitrate of silver solution
torpedo can he hurled against $20 I and two minutes of the nurse's time
bodies of troops as well as against
According to Mr. Bangerter, ten
hoops in covered positions, and, gg i the cost of prevention. It is dhf
of his guns, firing half-inch bol -1 frcult to estimate the cost of cure,
owing to the fact that it can bo dis-I
charged without the slightest noise, lets at, the rate of 2,000,000 every l however; for cures arc cure once
sixty minutes, would sweep away! iellanunation has set in. Unless
it, will bo next to impossible for an I
enemy to locule the position of the an entire army within au hour,1 prompt measures are taken. the
torpedo battery which is attackingg ever: if only one per cent. of the disease is nearly always fatal to the
it. In coast defence the air -tor )c- missilos found a billet. His quick- sight of one or both eyes, and in Negotiations for what is undoubt.-
1 firer is worked by motor power, the ma:
urity of eases the little vie- edgy the largest milling consolidat on
and requires two turn only to op- tilt becomes a charge upon public that has ever been effected in Ov-
erate it. or private charity. often for life. tario have just been completed in
When one considers the terrible It is estimated that the total cost Toronto, and following them the of -
engines of destruction that exist of the needlessly blind throughout ficial announcement is made of the
Had the Halpino dirgible torl)e- to day one is forced to admit. that the State of New York exceeds organization of the Maple Leaf Mil -
do. the invention of Lieutenant Jules Verne, besides being a vivid 6110,000 a year, and if the blind ci- ling Company, Limited, with a ca-
Ilalpine, of the United States navy, author, was a prophetof the high- tizen is a dependent for life, the pilaf of $3,000,000.
been in the hands of Russia daft c.t attainments. The devising of cc•st of his maintenance will not be The new Company has taken over
i'ig the Russo-Japanese \Cur, the these fearful man -killers must soon- gra than K10,0o0, the properties of the Hedley Shaw
progress of events round Port :\r- er or later result in the abolition NEEDS ORGANIZED EFFORT Milling Company, Limited. and the
thnr 'night have been different,. of war. In a year or two no 1 ow- Maple Leaf Flour dills Company,
indeed, is the Halpino er Mill 1,11<sess n margin of super -let, although many physicians Limited, and in addition secures
torpedo, and it is sent on its er- . iority te' 1 another. and then the have labored unceasingly for the from the new interests that have
nand in away quite distinct from
nations of the world will all agree las; quarter of a century to sup !weenie. identified with the C'om-
1 hat of the• whitehead and similar to ery "Halt!" The God of Ycacu press the disease, bothindividually pray 81,000,000, additional cash
tot padoc+. It is towed cut to sea will bo Science' 151(1 through organized effort, the capital, which besides permitting
by a h%r►ilor on n small rowing boat. + average nurnber 1,f children blinded I,f the erection of a modern 0,000
!mi1:11'fl:It n 11's i\ RI csI.t. by opthaluia neonatorum continues harrel mill and n million bushel
On board the host is a controlling
beard, worked by electricity, and year after year, above 25 per cent. elesator and storage warehouse nt
when a crank is turned the Halpii)r ('zat Able Noe lm Itrihe %bunt the The truth is that the medical earn- !',art Colborne, will supply the new
Streets of 11is Capital.peign was not enough; wily the l'1.tnpany with further working
concerted action of physicians and cal.ital. It is understood that Mr.
the public can stamp out the dis- ('aawthra Mulec•k, 'Toronto, is asse-
casc. This was recognized by the ciated with Mr. Hedley Shaw Of the
Cclnrnissiun in 1903, aaDpointed to Hedley Shaw Milling Company,
investigate the blind of the New Limited, and Mr. U. C. Cameron,
York State. lIr. F. Park Lewis, President of the Maple Leaf Flour
the president, made his plea for Mills Company, Limited, in the or -
the new "campaign to save infants gar:ization of the new concern.
from blindness" in the words: "But The ability of the Company to
the physician can never do this easily earn the 7 per cent. l'unnila•
elem.. This is a social effort. Every live Preferred dividend on $2,500, -
woman's club, every charitable so- 000 of preferred sleek is indicated
(acts', must interest itself in pro- by the net earnings of the old ('om-
tectiug the babies; for, of all the panics, as per certificate of Messrs.
igt ('rant. which needs to be dis- !'rice. Waterhouse & Company.
pelted by the spirit of regeneration s••hieh slows that. from September
n)1ongst las. none is more inteler- 23tla, ItMIS, from which date the
able limn which wantonly permits plants of the Maple Leaf Fleur
children to be plunged into the Mills ('ou►pains-, Limited, were ill
aLyss of blindness." operation. to August 20th, 1909,
WORE OF ('O\IMI'fI'I':1•:. these net earnings nuluuntt d to
8218,'313.00, and from August the
A special ('08111)x%%'0 on the pre- 21st, 1009 to February 2'•t1►, 1910,
vel tion of hlind,iess %%aas organized the net earnings of the ('.inpnnie
to carryon the work in 1:1O'x. :1n 15iueunted to 8166,71,3.00. This
s
np preprint um was made by the woul(1 he equal to over 1:i per cent.
[lessel1 Sage Foundation to meet on the Inefc rred stock, and the Pm'
went of the 7 per cent. dividend on
that. stock would leave slightly ovet
6 per cent- for distribution en the
common stock. The New Com-
pany's earning power will be very
gr. ally increased once the new mill
n',, • under ereetell at Pert Col
Ix me is completed.
The tirm of ('awthrn Mlal0ek tic
Co.. members of the Toren(. Steck circ, make a pe,int of going ter a
l:xcl►nngre, have made arrangements walk, if possible in the s,ii .Ivy.
(o: n public offering of $2,000,000 Oil not ;elver votive,' with toe
heavy 1„•elelothee. Sleep with
youi hand- outride the bedclothes
In. not , at or drink what is %ery
hot De not eat what is cold irn-
medintely nater eating what is hut.
Toilet and Medicinal Preparations
Are Compounded by Expert Chemists
Who Compounds Your Medicines?
When your physician gives you a prescription
you would scarcely risk having it compounded by a
grocer or a baker, even if you were sure they lad the
right drugs. You insist on your druggist's skilful
de peusiug.
If sou did not protect yourself in this way the
laws of the country would protect you, fur they
demand that physicians' prescriptions be dispensed
by physicians or qualified druggists only.
Is it not equally important to know that the house-
hold remedies, such as laxatives, cough syrups and
tonics, and the toilet preparations such as tooth paste,
which you use so frequently, are also compounded by
expert chemists?
When you use NA -DRU -CO medicinal or t,ilet
preparations you have the positive guarantee of one
of the largest wholesale drug firms in the world, the
National !)rug and Chemical Company of Canada,
Limited, that each one has been compounded by
expert chemists only.
This is just where NA -DRU -CO Cascara Laxatives.
NA -DRU -CO Liquorice, Linseed, and Chlorodyne
Cough Syrup, NA -DRU -CO Tasteless Cod Liver Oil
Compound and everything else on the NA -DRU -CO
list are pre-eminently better than mixtures at present
flooding the market. They are compounded by men
who know.
Some NA -DRU -CO
Camphor Ice
Greaseless Toilet Cream
Talcum Powder
Tooth Paste
Toth Powder
Baby's Tablets
Carbolic Salve
Cascara Laxatives (Tablets%
Cod Liver Oil Compound,
Tasteless (2 Sizes)
NA -DRU -CO Formulae, Ingredients and
Compounding Are Best
Your own druggist could not be more careful cr
more accurate in compounding one of your physicians
prescriptious than are our chemists in compounding
every NA -DRU -CO pre•psration. Add to this the facts
that only the best and purest materials that money
can buy are used in NA-1)RV-Cl) articles, and that
each NA -DRi' -CU formula has been thoroughly tested
in actual use, and you have the solid );rounds for the
implicit confidence we want you to feel to NA-L)RU-CO
preparations.
We are prepared to furnish to any physician or
druggist in Canada, on request. a full list of the
ingredients in any NA -DRU -CO article. Ask these
men, who are sten of standing in your community,
and best qualified to tell you, all about NA -DRi' -CO
preparations.
If any NA•DRU-CO article you buy does not
prove entirely satisfactory return it to your druggist.
l le has our authority to refund the full purchase price
and charge it to us.
You can get any NA -DRi` -CO preparation any-
where in Canada, for if your druggist should not have
it in stock he can get it within two days (ruin our
nearest wholesale branch.
THIS TRADE MARS APPEARS ONLY
ON OU., GOODS
Preparations
Dyspepsia Tablets
Headache Wafers
II,•rb Tablets
Nervorone
Pile Ointment
Rheumatism Cure
Sugar of Mille
Stainless Iodine Ointment
Toothache Gum
White liniment
National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada, Limited
Wholesale Breches at:
Halifax, Si. John, Montreal, Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto, London, Hamilton,
Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Ntl.on, Vancouver, Victcria.
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preventable infection, which con-
tinues to work havoc and disaster
in spite of twentieth century know-
ledge, and methods will be robbed
of its virulence, and comfort and
happiness and prosperity shall be
assured for multitudes of children
yet unborn.”
BIG
MILLING RE -ORGANIZA-
TION.
do can be fired in such a way as
to drop right, on the decks of hos-
t:le battleships.
A 1IRGIRLE TORPEDO.
torpedo, which is attached to the
boat by a cable. careers along at
bleb speed. pulling the craft after
%Viten the torpedo and the boat
ahs within a couple of miles er s,r
(,f the vessel which is to be shark
rd, the sailor in cherge brings Ulan
tit a dryad stop. .1n•loring hitt heat,
be climbs aboard the torpedo, sits
n -tide, and releases the cable or
lew•-lin.. His next proceeding is to
teetart the mechanism of the tor -
pale le under him As the torpedo
ruts along he guides it teward's the
vessel, and. whet' well within the
nail: liluit, lie drops into the sea._
hewears a cork jacket •anti takes
'Will ..f a controlling wire which is-
sue s (tour the hack of the torpedo,
so 1 which may be run out 1., a
stele or mitre if necessary. So that
the operator can sec where to guide
Il.e torpedo Ily moans of the wire
It has two short masts with round
disc! at the end. A red and green
limp is made' to (lure at the back of
the discs at the will of the opera-
tor. If he keeps the two lights in
lies, tont' obese the other. 11e can
be -ore that his weapon i. heading
straight ft r the sig battleship.
(tilt NIGHT .\TT.\('I:.
'1111 t••rjeill'). if its "nose" 1'010'
1n'u the wire torpedo netting of the
11 tided. automatically it'serses its
pr. i,, iti 1 and r111, backward- a1 lil-
ts. .I leasing its "nose" in
inc r,.: %' the torpedo retreats
The C'za'rina is slowly recovering
her health. For the first tune in
several years she rt c•ently gave a
reception for her ladies in waiting
and it was observed that she showed
do signs of fatigue when it was end -
(Jed. The Eluprrsa is interested in
music and she and Baroness Stack•
ell.erg sing duets frequently after
dinner.
'Ile Czar once Again is a familiar
figure driving in the streets of tit.
1'.t:'rsburg. He may be seen driv-
ing alone in an open victoria, fre-
quently even without :t [(Haman on
the box seat. There may be detec-
tives ill cabs near by but they are
net, in evidence.
A police official Is usually seen in
a call about thirty or forty yards
nl•ead of the Czars carriage, pre -
teddy as a lip to the police and de -
it., tis es in the streets to leek 44ut
f.,r the Ent1►erer. The electric cars
in the \evsky Plespekt are num-
erous, but traffic is never held up,
to permit the C'zar's carriage to 1h•� expenses of the new uiidertnk.
Isass), I ing The work of the committee is
St. Petershurg seriety is glad the' Purely educational --the• free dis-
( •zar has again taken up his re -i 11il,ution of pamphlets. leaflets,
((('net• in the city. It was feared +•t'' • and the planning of leetircq
that he might reser again ',cents.: + '! exhibits, and partly assistance
the Winter Palace as a rebuke to tit securing Iesislati'nl.
s• Petersburg for its disloyalty un! \I AK Ise A VX1Vi'lie.11, .11'1'1:.\(,
that fatal "lied Sunday. -
The The spirit animating the commit-
..
ommit-
(•apical 'oeially has n't been
-e lively .risers the elese t,f the w•ar. tt'e urns expressed bs• 1)r. 1escis,
with .Japan. 'flit• Inrmbrr� of the t10 recognized )raise 111 this ceun-
u, ilis• air in then• palncr� and en ter of the Present, 1rusatlo against
a I'a 1, r: ta.• )� bulled houi it by a; l 'rtnining and bring entertained.
''I lithaluhiu neonatonnn, in the fol -
chain mei, h. 11 to the • no.c" anti 1 1)1,wage1 Empress Marie is in Ist,sing eluqurnt 0Pprnl. '•Tlie
0 vas icy ,' a::ti't iig metallic ludas-tcatidenee in the. Anitclkoff i'alnce duty t,f a,as ing the child tom this
caiamity," he said, , iQQ one devoly-
in t not only on the .`!}ale, it rests
upon every right-minded individu-
al to whom al knowledge of the date
le r wines. it should he a self -ina-
pt task on every society for the
prevention of cruelty to children.
upon every charity organization so-
-__ * cit ty. upon wiry legislator, upon
e%ers t•itizen, to promulgate n
TAXES FROM THE GRAVE. kr.ouhelice of the dangers which
Raumburg, (leitmotiv. has invent- ter nal'• the babies of the land: and
cd a new tax. The heirs of persons if ties as:d we unite our efforts
de'irions of having their goodness. (fur t'.• nost'ment alie,tlld be nt•
or even their name. inscribed on a t1 n•P1, 11 eNerp! with the authority
tombstone or cross, must pay ten reel operation lot the organized
per ccnt. of the cost of the mann no di, a! g,refessien). This pathelegi-
mcnt foto the city tr+15s ry. i (.1' art.), ,sr 'n15.11 „( a cur.% , lied and
ill i' t•1)• 1,1'11 'the sur and water ,.n the �ecsks Prespekt and drives
,t.hhch rte. • Iles rbanlhrr result in „ it frertuently in an ',pen victoria.
f, reins; •+ ,•,e.)ertilt• 1l►rlmµh a tu4e a innt ('ossnck standing guard on
hr!nu the ice -melts -This 'projectile. th scat schist.). Site visits the
1 is also attached to the cline- theatre or opera almost nightly and
int; 'nose- ba :1 cable. sinks
below society follows her example. where
the sen At au angle of 018111 forty -torr St. i'rtershttlg this winter has
tic^ degrees. When :about a sun been vers gay.
dill fret below the slit face it. costes
10 the end of its tether. and. tieing
/4 -..rant. strikes upwards. In so
doing it is 1•ractieally certain that
It will strike the hull et the battle•
%limp under the armor -protecting
plates and away from the torpedo
lett Directly the projectile has
been fired the torpedo becomes
suite detached from the ' unse" and
HOW TO KEEP IILAI.TIIY to
clean'l tlesteettacross,
on the side next lthe
tongue.
1ltild exercise, such as drill, light
dumb bell exercise, ete., is bene-
ficial before going to bed, and also
before breakfast.
Ie riding a bicycle, be careful not
"Simple holes of health and Courts to overstrain yourself. Bicycle rac-
ing is to be avoided by boys under
esy" Show How Careful the age of eighteen.
A FEW RULES WHI('il ARE
EASY TO REMEMBER.
We Should Be.
"Simple Rules of Health and
Cc urtesy at School" is the title of a
booklet recently issued by 1)r. Hel-
en MacMurcly and Henry W. Au-
den. M. A.
According to the booklet, which
consists of page after page of easily
remembered rules, good health is
chiefly a matter of taking care. The
booklet was written 1,0 assist in the
present campaign for heaith and
hygiene in the schools.
Here are a few of the "hints" ,
Never spit.
Never stir up dust.
Sleep on a mattress.
Do not cat tc.0 much.
Never sit in a draught when
ovr rhenled.
When bathing, do not get water
in'.o the ears.
In games never dispute tl►c um -
pile's decision.
If an insect gets in your ear,
pvlur in n little oil.
Never hold pins, needles, ete., in
your mouth.
See that your night clothes are
hung up, not folded..
1►o not eat too fast. Masticate
your fond thoroughly.
1f you suffer from earache, keep
cotton well in your car.
Get up early. 1)o out lie in bed
after you are awake.
Never touch alcoholic liquor, ex-
cept under a doctor's orders.
In cold er wet weather never sit
When you go from n very hot
room into very cold air, hold some-
thing over your nose and mouth
and avoid speaking for a little time.
I)o not read whilst lying down.
1)o not read when moving or travel-
ling. Avoid badly printed books or
music. Never read at meals.
Avoid ))ringing your ear near to
very shrill sounds or very loud
sounds, e.g., artillery. 1f you must
be near such sounds, keep the
mouth open.
Occasionally clean out your ears
with some soft object, e.g., the end
.of v towel or handkerchief, but nev-
er with anything that is sharp or
bicalkahle.
Morning and evening clean your
teeth carefully. \Vast' out tho
iiitutl' tied gargle with fresh water
eters' scorning and evening, and,
where possible. after the midday
meal.
Every morning wash your face,
net! unless you are in ill -health, the
whole of the betty with cold water.
Cold water haar•dens the skin,
strengthens the nerves and pre.
vents chills.
See that the room in which you
sleep is thoroughly well aired (fur-
herthe day and that the sunlight
is allowed recess to it, and wheal
you are in bed have the window
open, if possible.
When you cough, sneeze or yawn,
als,aya place your hand or hand
kerchief over your mouth.
When
thein 'on damp grass, stones, etc• you blew your ruse, always turn
ver play with firearms.. \1 your hind aside, and never make
ways handle n gun as it t were uncouth noises.
lur,d'd. .t great deal of geed can
Never drink out of a glass (hilt be done to your lungs. your circular
others have used w 'theta first both and your heart by frequently,
washing it. when you are in good air, breath
Cue
hest drink for boys 811(1 girls ing; ns vlowly and deeply us you
is milk. Avoid strung coffee and call: ter n h illihed linty. \ ou Should
strt,ng tea. be
able to inhale (and cabs)') sit!
If you get nnsthing antler yu11r Me:1(1 ly fur shout one minutee
eyt nd, do not rub the (se, but
Never rend, write or work nt any
blow your nose. delicate finger work (needle work.
De net eat anything brl,sre'ii rte.,) 10n had light. e.g., ice thei
meals except. fruit carefully peeled twilight ; peter when ow light (lick
and fee from dust.
er ;never whin the sun's rays fol!
,)void ten mesh sweet stuff. directly t•0 year work ; never when
Avoid ort at that is "high." and et ur shadow falls on your work. Al.
highly seasoned f• ed.
says arrange that the light comes
if yell ('ails,) obtain ` 11:Pr exec' 10 you over your left ehul►lde•r.
of the 7 per cent. l'umulntive l're•
felted Stork at Slon.00 per share,
the saner to carts ssith it a bonus
equal to ds per cent. o) common
stock. that is for every [alar shares
of the preferred stock subscribed 'flu syr 511011111 ne,'t. Under any
fit, the applicant will receive el,
be en% 44)10 share of common stock. r'li"°"taneea• bt brought nearer
it is expected flint full details in
connection with the public offering
will he nettle Public within a few
days.
"Yell seen to have a great deal
of faith in dor•ter`," said a friend
of the sick man. "1 have," was the
tegtl►' ; "a (lector would be
tit
than 12 inches to the, work in hand.
Never remain any longer than
Yea can irossibly avoid in places
where the sir is tainted. smelly
and dusts .
Never pick your teeth except with
quill or wooden te,ethpicks. Tooth
pick` should not be used in pub You leek like a n reek to day,
lie. 4nnn' Hace you hero sitting
A warm bath should be taken 1511 11ight again reastling a nov(0)"
nbu)at encs a week. Never retnnin ..1, <. madam. It was suet, a beau -
in a warts hath more than ten thin tiftit stun, but tiles didn't get mar -
to let n good customer like me uses. tial till nearly ,yo • clod. lhi4
di,, •' llru,L ., "111 teeth up awl (lea ft InAi ning 1"
Learn to swim. and stake y'tur-
si-Ii acquainted with the methods
of Lie -eating. Do not go ince the
"titer when you are oterhe'Ited.
First ss•ct your bead and the back
of the neck, and then pltu)µr the
whole body at once into the nater.
Wlten you come out. dry yonraself
quickly and keep 1111Ising. At bels%
two hours •%►voile 51:IPaee 11)1,W0 011 a
!tea vy meal a1111 11711hing'. 1)t1 n1,%
jump into tit' seater until son Luria
it t strias.
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