The Wingham Times, 1885-08-28, Page 6A TALK ON HEALTH
FRUIT.
Wo approaoh the nearest to a perfect pity-
steal
hysisal dovelopmeut wheu we rely most upon
those goods which nature provides for va.
Certainly, in regard to (tufts, there need,
be nothing added to make them either 1noee
palatable or nutritious. From the ripe,
juicy strawberry in the spring, to the rorty
peach and purple grape of the fail, we have
a constant succession of various kinds of
fruits, whioh are among the most healthful
of food substances.
One of the most essential characteristics
which make fruit so valuable during the
hot summer months is its lightness. If
fruit is ripe, and eaten while fresh, there is
nothing about it as far as composition is
concerned, that will disagree or disturb
the most delicate stomach. Of course this
statement would not hold true if one had
eaten too much, or at the same time eaten
heartily of antanoes which are known to
be of a very different class of chemidal con-
stituents. Ie ie therefore important that
fruit should always be eaten alone, or at
least as a dessert to one of the lightest.
meals. Too much stress cannot be laid
upon the importance of procuring fruit in
its proper and beet condition. With do-
mestic fruits this is more easily accomplish-
ed than with foreign, or those coming long
distances from the South,
Fruit culture should be encouraged, and
thus made more of a food than has been the
custom in former years. It is in the interest
of the house -wife to use fruit largely during
hot weather. Strawberries, blueberries,
blackberries and raspberries each in their
turn, should be found upon our tables.
These, with a few slices of bread and a glass
of fresh milk, will make a moat eubstaritial
and easily prr'pared meal.
The chemiatry of `berries deservfs•a pas-
sing notice. One of the most important I ings of the most rigid adherence to truth;
constituents of this varietyof fruit is certain of the disasters inyariably incident to even
kinds of acids, pearly all of which'are necea- a momentary deviation from which virtue
sary to carry on the natural process'. of 'di- he himself was a most marked and melan-
gestion, and which are not always supplied oholy example. For neither was his name
by the stomach and other digestive organs. Green nor anything approaching it, nor had
The presence of these acids in the stomach his father, a quiet country gentleman, ever,
has a stimulating effect which is of specie) even in the remotest fashion, been interest -
importance at this season of the year, A ed in cheese ; indeed, as his on has been
deficiency of a proper amount of stimulant heard pathetically to remark, in the smallest
action of the liver will cause the condition amounts it invariably disagreed with him.
commonly known as "biliousness.'. The - -
acid contained in frnita is a much better A Morbid Imagination Cured.
correction of this affection than medicine.
In reference to the influence of the ima-
Another advantage to be derived from the gination on the body a doctor tolls the follow -
ase of fruits during the summer months is ing story: "A big hulking fellow about
in theirpercentage of water, By their liberal ten miles from the town I was practicing in
nee the bowels and pores of the akin are got the idea that he was going to die at
kept open, and thus they are better able to just 11 o'clock in the forenoon of a certain
perform their natural functions than when day, About 9 o'clock a messenger came to
dry and heat-prodncing anbatanoea are used. me. I hurried out. When I got there the
We need the medicinal action of the pure crank had fifteen minutes to live according
Fugitive Wealth. ROUND THE WORLD. ,•
There has never been> , aa far as we know, r }'
][u>;pro8tjlRti.,.l<iCp46. #l:Prtt.:a4ll. Paris et Oa
a more rete rkable instance of a tangible and World,
yet a fagitivo "Wealth than of the fortuno The great Jew residental tdtiatter. of
that evaded the grasp of the relative of a London now is a part of St. John's Wood,
friend of the writer, He was, many yoars whore many have spacious mansions and
ago, at school at, Harrow, and returning gardens,
along the road by the bathing place -to Mise Blanche Williams, colored, who has
Harroveina " duoker"-politely went to the matriculated at Toronto University, is
assistance of a stout farmer on horseback in said to have passed an excellent examin-
diffioulties with a gate lock. He opened the ation in French and German as well as in
gate and held it back for the rider to pass, English,
t Thank you, my boy," said the farmer, one A prominent physician suggests r to goon.,
of the wealthy Mfddlesex`graziere: who own pants of summer houses that a woad fire hi
large tracts of,the Harrow and Pinner rich the evening, *hen the, moiatire iulthe : at-
meadow lands, "What may your name mosphere is excessive, prevents many oases
be ?" My name's Green," returned the of sickness.
boy, with an ill-timed burst of the imegin- A Veoman carried enough blueberries to a
ation, "And what is your father ?" ,"Oh, store in Salisbury, N. H., one day laat week
my father's a oheese-monger," said tbo to buy a barrel of flour and other supplies.
smart scholar, chuckling internally at his They are bought by weight, fifty pounds to
ready wit, "and ho lives in London in the the bushel.
Theobald's road, rather a small shop, two Lord Lyons, who tendered his resignation
steps down out of tho.street," 'Wm very' as. Minister at Paris °on the retirement of
much obliged to you," replied the the Gladstone Ministry, has consented to
farmer, by no means -as it afterwards ap- remain at his post until June of next year,
peered -a man of straw. " You're a cap• when he will retire.
ital young ohap. I ,shan't forget you." An extraordinary instance of the depreoi-
" Don't!". was the scholars final thrust ation in the valueof land iu England is
" Remember Green, and :a Cheesemonger in noted by the London World, In 1875 Pewit
Theobald's road." And up the hill he went, Island,' near Harwich, containing 270 aures
almost as much pleased with himself as if he of freehold land, was bought at a cost of
had been asked to play against Eton at £7,900; and on July 16 it was sold by auc,
Lord's. What his feelings may have been tion• for £420,
when, 10 years later, a young gentleman of The burglar season has commenced in
the name of Green was advertised for, whose London with the approach, of the annual
father kept a chee8emonger's shop in the ,out-of-towning and all the suburban police
Theobald's road, and who, in return tor have been ordered to arm themselves with
Politely opening a gate at Harrow in the. revolvers. Daring the last few months
year 183-, was left a large legacy by they have been taking lessons in the art of
the wealthy farmer, reoently deceased- bringing down burglars.
what his feelings were then none of his A bottle sealed and corked and containing
relatives eared to inquire too closely, but it a check on a Newburyport-bank for $1.41,16
was observed by all that from that hour the was found ' in the surf at Coffin's Beach,
unhappy young man never lost an oppor-. Mass., ono day last week, With the cheek,
tunity of insisting on the incalculable bless. which was signed and dated Aug. 17, 1884,
was a note, stating that the finder of the
bottle might have its contents.
The flag of the Chicago Socialists is red
'and black, signifying destruction, and some
of the devices carried in a recent procession
were "Every Government is a Conspiracy
Against theePeople," "The greatest Crime
To -day is Poverty," "Down with the
Throne, the Altar, and. the Moneybag."
In view of the fact that Dartmoor Prison,
n Eogland, offersprofitab'.e employment for
convicts for years to come, many more are
to be sent for. Meanwhile "that unfortun-
ate nobleman," the claimant, so long the
principal and certainly the most ponderous
figure there, haslapsed intocomplete obeour-
ity.
Vanity Fair, alluding to the prevalent
distress in England, says that at Newmark-
et lately thirteen of Mr. Chaplin's yearlings
only averaged 1,630 guineas each, and some
of the more fashionably bred animals only
fruit acids in our s stem and also the'cooiin 3,000 gt i leas apiece, one handsome filly
y + g to his calculations. He did look like a man being disposed of at the rate of but a guinea
corrective influence of the watery portion on the verge of eternity. His eyes were
-which they contain. dim and sunken, his face had that peculiar an ounce. Appalling, indeed ,
Preference?: should alwaya be given to the pallor which heralds the near approach of The present population of the city of
ail e, juicee a•tonei'esa kinds of fruits.; also death, and his breathing was very labored. Buenos Ayres is estimated at 400,000. One
az s ii;: of cea'aia fruits„ if tough, should The faintly. were gathered around and weep- of the local newspapers predicts that in a
net Be eater. Fireit aiionlal largely be sub- ing as they took a final leave. Something few years it will be the New York in a
a .:,ted for peatrye certainly daring that had to be done quick. There was a smart- southern hemisphere. Emigrants are arriv-
pc' `.tea of the year wheat it can Be °Detained - looking woman there, and I called her aside, ing in a steady stream, and if the proportion
f eels aur; piper s al n2:e•wt-,r of a–peace. Pointing to the clock on the mantlepiece, of the first six months of the year is kept
ai iefat lama the aide o1 ec noury-,. B Mil which the patient was watching, I said : up, their number will. be 150,000 before the
es' sex fief& re tee Foug,xyy.e.1 et:. partially ' When I have his attention, turn that ahead. 1st of Janrary next. Italians form the great
reseatefeariet iaacaase it foam 1;* r -hemi : Then I crowded into the family group, majority of the incomers.
ainerm.'',ii",iigajiunid alga. be eaten. rezeui'ety; bustled them into the next room, sat down Alaska, according to a newspaper corres-
;aer:triu.a,fnarr;anti: lit; aiteaa tt' Tae tiortereae on the edge of the bed and began telling pendent, is a sort of fairy land in summer.
•e* -.mart rfxi;.I F ixefata. it: fir mail—Owed,. As that fellow one of the most horrible' murder The almost continuous light of day shines up-
Learear lii ws :Y esfa %,>i1' 5ttilt ),Marta ageing rl q, a stories you ever heard. I located it right on bright green slopes, varied here and there
,tel'' Jf-cit.leliteee T•..i.-At ameteardatramenreatro in town where he knew everybody, named by dark timber belts, rising up from the deep
'venue, ",nutting` de'etfCeem dint atsi ae roiji.ittt::: the woman killed, wont into blood -curdling blue waters. .An endless variety of bright -
0''5i ,Ittnticiir»- Tttiiri two s 4atoy t.p ttai e j details, and so completely interested the hued flowers, the hum of insects and melod-
`luerz iineniil ,analfortgaSemeteblia aug s r mow rt-,axzt that he forgot his eleven o'clock ap- ious song of birds make the land seem almost
`in t14ndJCaal'+'l-3t' iei-3feelbe (;.nadir 1)aiatwt4;ointment. When I gave him a chance to' a second Eden, but the intensity of the sun's
t+tr j ,sir. i ilt,y`i c',i)#: iii fig Ildeldit G;;a;. i tao3k again it was twenty minutes to twelve, heat dispels any hasty impressions of this
• littort boreF 0 carrettalle Citi lot tttl w i n j act) he was actually mad for a time, claim- sort.
jr.ialt eget Petite set eiMemseltlii`i iieuts'tt P zrg he had been trioked. He finally got to Mr. G. A. Sala is known by his white
:err 1. ltufitibeni4' eiee t'` i if,Ietireef alit/16g, 1 P. aghing, and we all took dinner together. waistcoat. "I have worn a white waistcoat,"
i•r eratallinael►+ilii, is rte eMatereaRte f.:zo. I nee:rext day he whipped two men at a he says, "every day, winter and summer,
it 0 1•4 44 0134 t.tiialaitlitpi': 1h, 3t:5aTiara-raising for twitting him about the pro- for five and twenty years, Once, in Paris,
toe oma feeelaa'?�tneee31tul"i' e'tiaeilr�l llag 1 gra..rne tf death that miscarried." at a shop where I used to buy my gloves, a
protea aw; Yifaliek mart.t a* i .i'kii4 S,ew.atetsls a iserving woman said to me : , You always wea
p; easel oreneeree ire -bale. iateeet'ltift't; 'S!te Yege t A REPENTANT ATHEIST. a white waistcoat.' 'Yes ; I always wear one
rieery reei.june. ilk.; PaaeAlf2s' i'Atlitilim ?v the year round.' 'All the year round?' she
,6rxin terriedgcs Ills Error and Is Praised by exclaimed. 'A clean one every day ?' 'Yes,'
the Pope. I said. 'Oh,' she exclaimed, 'if I had only
'Ihe Garibaldi branch of the anti -clerical been your washerwoman!"'
reegue met in Paris for the purpose of expel. The London Echo draws' attention to the
`k§':itis :suci, te;At..:iren iAr.11,yi%t£doCre+ll
Mesta);,•, :yg€ t7ter tw iue,Jui f.Pa'•„ 4 ,Bier ;i�
were genera' t as' o .1uoi4 eipt `r.4t' is •3j
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il,nes2, Veinlcrr and atheist, who has recently recant- tocraoy, a difference suggested by the recent
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son can be a ,golad musician, twenty eon 3-,y sure, A great uproar ensued upon the con- In the gardens' of a well-known noble -
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old authors, and to, louse vs to ink aur. Ordered Taxil to Ieave the hall. He left painted boards were set up in different parte
selves sitting down and talking familiarly amid the furious denunciations of his former' of the pleasure grounds, with this request,
with them, What Is more charming or in- colleagues, The Pope has written to Taxil, "Please do not pull any flowers without
teresting than the plays of fihareapeare, approving his action and encouraging him in leave," Recently the district practical joker
when delivered in a full, clear, distinct and his new allegiance to the holy See. Taxil passed that way, and at daybreak added an
well modulated' voice? There is no aeuOnl• was One of the chief promoters of the recent "s"to the last word on all the boards,
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the family cr social circle, the invalid's ways taken a prominent part in the demon- ant -until the pause was disco-ered -for
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