Richland beacon. [volume], December 17, 1881, Image 4

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n rag CVUA OF POODB PaINII G.
Short¢ightednese, or myopy, is in- t
Creasing to an alarming extent among an
civilized natious. It is commonly sup- l
p peed that only s ew persons are thus 00
r afilicted, bit the truth is that a large p
portion of tvery community is more or fa
leau troubled with imprmiet viioen.
.yopy among school-children and at
t ndants at higher institutions of learm w
ng in this and other countries has been
hioroughly investigated by Prof. Her
r tanu Cohn and a number o other emi
c JAt oculists, who have examined is n 1e
1 sore than 40,000 scholars. I at
Prot. C4n cites among the prineipal ai
(caSe of , myopy, lmdly-constructed el
sehool-bensihe, led writing and bad It
type. 'T'h latter evil, he ays, deserves of
especial attention, and for remedying Vi
be makes some valuable suggestions, of
which the following are the most irm
nortant:
"The m~at important point is the aim
of the letters. We eannot determine
this by the measurement of thie em, as
Ihe printers do, for that regards the 1
shank of the type, of which maders
know nothing; but it must be jdgeld by t
a special measurement of the visible Iº m
ter. I hp adoptedas the standard of t
miesurement the letter , that being the lim
most regular and symmetrical in shape m
in both the Roman and Groman alplhae
hats. I have kand that the a is pearl
type is about three-one-hundredths of an
ineh high, in noaparcil about one-twen
ty.flfth ofd i inch, in brevier about one
I wentieth of an inch, in long primer
oniew-eventeentlh of an inch, and in pica e
onie-fourteenth of a ineh. Wý w
hitherto no detaite rule r .
smallest seis of letters which should be
permitted for the asks of the eyes. The
distance at which a letter of any petie- p
ular sim e be esen dos not e@rl a !1
Rgide to it, for it does not esepo at b
all with the distemee at which matter s
printed is the same type can a
be read steadily at the useal i
distanee in reading. I blievoe
that letters which are less than a milli- d
meter and a halt (one-seventeeth inch) t
high will fnally prvre inarous to thecy. c
How little attention has hitherto, ieeu
paid to this important subject is exem
pliied in the fact that even eeollst ie
journals and books frequently eaontain
nonpareil, or letters ly a millimeter
(one-twenty-Afth inch) high. Many of
the text books remairmA by the school
authorities are baldly prided. The of
feern shold go though mry school
hook with milhimet rule in their bhans,
anad throw out all i which letters are
Ils than a mllimeter sad a half high, e
and should give the preaerence to those
estebihnnts whichb do not u letters
of less than two millimeters (aoe-thir
teenth inch). The distane between thei
iase is as important eater ia eaepet
to ss o rdig. As is well known,
the compositors ot insert this
leads between the limes m that the
letters, poje sbee the arage
height ramd those that fan below the line
shall not toweh. Every on knows that
legibility is improved by contrast; the
tarker the print anad the deaer the
yaper, as much easier is the rsding.
When the lines are dose together, or
Jat matter is prited 'solid,' the eye
scome tired sooner, beIes tmhe ea
.rmtis leemed. Thelines ted to ra
.gether, ad idoee rt to aq.arate them
will tend to lese the evil Artld be
ssadertakena without delay. Negledt in
this master will esult in everybody's
earing gass di n aesrely imped
lug the performease of eli· wsrld's
work, espeily thmo brahes wiht
psrticlarlyequre the enere of good
eyesight. la the matter of preling, -
peciafly, erm is eled r. Theln is
no reascwLy smaB type, or tpe ar
ranged in lines having indeuts aspace
Ibetween them, sold be telgeL d, eml
the publie shoud stoatly sein to
coutum .the t e of say sbeool bohe'
or patroime papers sand periodicals tha
are pritred without reguld to the bet
interests of the stdent' r a edies'
Ts New Teek &am is eleme i sd
that of gm 4T ilt mi padii s f the
Harslrd Hilh sdmd, ealy 14? ra
,rrie te Spriagdi l. mag dn.
says the o m is eas the em
eston -a mm imse dMA..h .sa
mdreable to im her w mm sig s e
enjey imd t dhpma tio tse
witho net esigYe sen gr be istem
liktey to .N ewheeumd * in the
de at hseUeisd.asew,
r , e u ee~ * ,n ,
toe mue - a site min m
ales. sen ~ .Isw,l
uIo s at stUris
seahasase
Tan Empress of Anatria has simple
tastes, but when she goes gunning it ty,
makes a hole in her pin-money. Her an.
last hnting trip to England cost ;2)O,- ,h4
OW0. The Empress rises at 5 aa. to be
practie gymnastic, and after break
fast smokes cigarettes.
A MA3rsalD exehange refers to Mr. dr
Than. 0. Forward, of Belair, that State, the
who was cured by. St. Jaeobs Oil of
rheumatism.-RocAhedier ( Y.) Sretay
Moraaiug Triwse. t
Axuwmar of leadingeitiseas of New ne
I York have organized a company to erect
at the corner of Broadway and Thirty
ninth street a place of amusement mod
1 eled after the European snammer theater. fo,
I It will be opened in April with a series
a of concerts directed by Herr Strats, of or
t Vieann
I MxE. Oi. GAwsutx, the business
manager of the Evening Dispath, of a
York, PI, was cured neuralgia by three
applitions of St. Jacohl Oil.--Bosth
( Ya.) Battwnay Eenitng F.'presr.
tA osmaru r has been raised Ina the 1a
SShipha pass to omnimemorate the battles
a which were fought there during the Wte lt
Swar between Russia and Turkey. It is "
' said to be a worthy memorial of the
I thoumnds of lives, many of them the m
* lives of the bravest men in the olpisiug
e armies, which were lust in the tremend-.
I ae struggle of Suleiman to force the x
tame. Is s
pus.
ma U yoar are badly wasted sway can
yoeae card by e anof Dr. 'Piare -uldea tr
e Nld l Dineovary." It is, however, unequald i
es N die, aetsativr, and utritie and tenly w
ets tbhe aust olutinate cases o bronahiti.
a esough, colds, sad incipient coassumption, far
S psweig ins mascy cod liver oil. end twr .
ps ~pe. Pir's pamphlet on Connump
ie tie stld ed AffsUtios. Address Weoar' s
D saa5L ancat, AeocUsox, affalo,i.Y. ¥
i Gov. Romanza, of Texas, exercises a
ý- personal supervision of the prisoners in
a the State penitentiary. Most of them,
at he says, are young men from the North
er wet, East and North, who, having ,
ar strayed from home restraints, have dial
at bm into bad company and got into
re trouble. He tells tihm that gotud con
li- duet will shorten their teru~s, e.tl, it
i b) they behave theumseles, pardons theI
a out.
S Ds It. Lr V. Pascs. Buafalo, N. Y.:--ar~ ; r- e
I write to tell you what your " Favorite l're
Se o " has don forme. I had been a te eat
in staes from fenale complanlts. eiwtaiy
"drasin down," for over six yearn, dring
me of ttie nableto work. I paid out
of hadreds of dollars without any benefit till I
tok thlae bottis of the " Favorite Prescrip
tas," sa I aover had anything do me so much
af. od -is yi e. I advise every sik lady to
hae . K M.as E Ras eaos, leoarides, Yich
i, Tar late Czar's aspr*meids in the
re Winter Palace remain in the sunse con
i, dition as on the day he was killed. Mti
me private paper which deal with busintae
ar of the state are to be sent to the archive
ir- dlce, where they will he kept twenty
he yeas belur beinag made public. His
et wardrobe will be distributed among the
a, charitable inatitutions of which he was
tin patron,
Tons sad middle aged men stuning from
satary, kin d +mptuc l aeuld sad
three samps for Part VI of umphlets isued
at by World's Dispenmsy Medisal A.oeiion,
ke MBalo, L. T.
S Ops trouble abshout raising a now-pa.
Spr man here is that, assoon as he gets
or to be a thoroughbred, Chicago sends a
Sbench warrant in the shae of a big 1l
ary, sad takes him away.- Pick's Sa.
we
euaral thae eriptlore and Eara >.
be tThe pblisbers t she Holly Spriogs,(Mis.,
in Reporter in their prize puzzle -oluan make
the Gfllowiag offrr To the person who I
will arst tell us which is the lontest verse,
d wiich is thie Mhorte verrse, and which the
d's middle verm of the 1Oh1 T.etasment, we will
svet is I gid. Te th perrson wiho will
r ist same the book sad division in the bible
i In weh ele·ccarseery lettle f the Hebrew
_ alp abet, we wll giv 20 i gold. Theoe
premium to be swarded on the ith Itf Jan
)i ary meLt. These rai contest for premi
ues maut amd P. O. Order for twenty tIv
esrta, aest r whieh they will receive
e 1o e Reporte of January 19th, cos
Ir tal the aorrsct answers an d sauce and
haddr eI of partie, giving them, to
w erie he swarded thebs premau. Ad
Ib dress 'uIatunaI ewa arrsa. Holly
at , Lema a s~oool tio t
m O 13,1 (A Of th umber 1S,657 e
g An it WM latoerfe wt the hmith
ksen , ml Mm S
adbs te te se two ual S a qm r.
A Prem tihe 14 e OeStd; sl, so
tb he let of July, InS, genne bor
Stlsmme WArm will be mupd to ess
Ala., as dB~L ewig rate:
ie dmm i h e m .-corrosve ens.. 00A
a Iien -s 35ud at............. 4.00
Fe iugeIsn le oi* can.. 8
wa an -rea lld at... .. ... 2.0
m bea~b tMI fIe rIy Ity years
as nmo ease I Dys t m , ro cur e
a (eb se et t he Dd t sad bladda
Sa Ih dssl sr Seeblr e a ases
Si-di . ior s, i s. a aert.l de
et ti tasble, tMiss fQo isteal"
,s t, s) de a M *
LInl* *,r4 ') rl s et asas
Tuin Supervisors of Rookhritdle coun.
ty, %a., hav~e reqlaa'.itvd the disatlilt'la to
suspen'id operatitax s, in aarda-r thaaat th:e
abort cisap of grain in the coaiaitry rnatty
Sbe unsed for fond\ instead of lbcing turreai
late) whisky.
Fa'f a ('Clriaaai.aa+ praa'rCat buicane of the Masa.
Orgiana Ea.'aa liar1'. tt-". aaa.al y.tar cLidren will be I
delighitead anti .i i.' y. i-n nalul.' in your own home
tLia. long winta r evaaria;s.
Tts Carson Appseal aitletnnlr :tfiirrua
that a %eviaPI5 1forit haa a sunlaowur
which is fiftceen1 injflh C i:; ahiunatratar, air
nearly four far.' ini r'rctitaaLa'a'atau'e. C
Ir tao apoataaibla fur a Saauna toaafftr iorn *
w" a. a'r.s after takinag Lyala E. I'iaakhataa
's. croutnis CnzanpauuaaL.
( is ati ! far siz.inig leaater said
for Izaakjaini harixmter'. rollers.
Atr1K3Ki s from Caaatipptioa ahonld tusks
onea trial of Kidney Wort and he cared.
A a'vuaoK,;a aticjk will throw a crooLaaiJ
af ll' ill's.
u"egh..d as~
Atk Irngg;i'ta for it. It clears out rats, ('
diae, roiara, bead-big.. 15:.
The tolllto 11t (')., Marshball, Mlash., w1ll
Ned theLi Eleetro-Vultt .ia: Daite and oUher
hlatus Appliances oan tial for thirty daiar to
say a, r, s>iutei with !erraua DebLlity.
Lfot itatiaty, ad kindred troubled, guaiafutts
ag oranplete routoretiom of vigor and manhood. fa
Addres as shie wathatt dlelay.
P. a-No risk Ito a.'arred, s. thirty days' ('
al is elleowaL H
IwDei@STioS, dyspepai, nervou ptOstlSSCS
aM all on al of rura'l debility relieved by rV
takang 3lasau xsia' itaa az liter Toiaac.Iha di
Only ira..;aration of beat yihtrln*' ha entire
inltrt.Mus IJrupeilras. ia' .aateiainls i ,aad-mat M
iua'. forte.ge'aerautia e.a.i "' ."t-ts:aiano proro p 1
.rtesa: id?..!,, alat "..trota ajj~ j
awhether the result of eirbausti' in. bif? Fr
a tlead,". ova'rwork, or u'aattaaalmaaa'ae, iuarticu1Mla
if ra...tialla' from [ttltu . nary a'aaaariutlta4. CAW
I Weil. Hzuard A cio., p..ajsriavrta, NNw fork.
r 334 TEb Fren/!E I T?.
W, dotalJ. t'eaiatlaian ,...' ...., 'Jan, seays. "iii
t tfasllust$Ita5 ua.a.'` .aitbi.ac.iape wthetua:a.
bitawei bee arc! r : .. I.. lt 7 appeite as1
Sfan, alt wa.s. ai ";a' a. bal. to ltS I wansed
Moletstto ab '' ..,.outsL Tt. adtes..a I bae, ails ta
AT a.a.r as L : a. tart a loise. At 5o 5 as poi
3,a+..".." ' ai t I wu dlen. Idata ap btop. but
1. i,.i'a. a Wit.fxIaae ' 3hl"a Fauos -was
at bt & .4at, 3%.., tao toy saatprias. I e aaa- "
r ": better, sad .,-dsa Iul IWaettsAas tr..
t s ;"::. I writ. athi aiaj;a54 aevrynace atraat
* w w:*. lbs. nViajaWLLAM I as a'$ .
C - . a a.. e:a.I" thait casarlwaera'. . ma rta a... F
1 Is. · " "a... b k i.0 .aorn g..id a"!sa.l all 11
ati.'. ...4.. ass I have iaa a ars is, .arsasaa.a
42 *FV1A~T3(ctIOFl'~.YI!·.-35m~
u., a. buaMaaessýaaaiadaa.a Laatb a't":y~ 'al
' " ",s:. , ' .' L 'rsrait. º a.l a.a.r'a t',r I -a* "!'+.a
S Ii . .. ".' +,aa..aai vu ýa,uirs eaaa.sac".' . ..,t:. t: " 1r.
*jt;). 71 ,C7.5e ~atýaaapcl..i. *Aot!.tlut..a n
sL at . a: a', v' ! ' raaa,..ag fatsw a.J. ft"l ..L. In.
YostaaaS~r I' pataha Viae fesIttsa$l'it.a it ".1 tA :
..v s. a.. V, *st.d a at e welts aaa tf aane a.t ."-t}
Ya' e..'u .Waass's rgarew1W faR(mA amt~t.~."t.,. ""
I'a. cbalaa · piaaer Ursa'i ba:' " . i ....
- a.r'tasswstacniga i iaa t.s'Eds t aae...a.a a
iia ellttaa A. at tali saafl
tISA~i M1L. a T3W.Was'' '(Wtaas "+
TORMENT,_INCED.
ý - w
a !' '. rexAtions do n gennr erally corme onaae
!"'. . ..an de-, 1).·. ii·ag ti.. iu'attua in or like a4 ·
'r' .'ta 1:: ia,' .a cm a.-. thae rI an ala',' in ,la":aii
W S." . ",+ ..t 0 + '.. art1-.'antiy. baut rea.rv alaty.
IL j,,. 4 1 io-a a..rar.2 at" " a..b jae-',a'ta h. r~ . " i.:I: a
/ '.Aa"ara~t;aa ta [aalaatr ini 'tc,'a,
e helt aeaathtr. waja-aaatue. and
mad dlayt ell iiaoarth at lth v
t- tant tiutrund auccrhatlcabl r
'ta thae :taaatle intluena . f
the olg star. barwdkint r.t if
' aland dlealkug$Lar re- I
mindls us eta buy''atva y a
e ofadagsn the+.-n.t. tI
--andawhickhw'c taetc a.' ti
Sinasrt etheby'ttar: ""d It
e been thare la-t aligt: a
s..-ce. the fun. '' r.
a W N klm dot;inkhi alg lda',
w sseettlti at Ihe yet.'
a-~un at the ('" suit
\ \ ra along t otSc'. od a p
7 Syke dunied rat tar
of rier and the 2 waltzed over the ki ne'e and the
I i.a:aght. The tarrier proved too much for T. .L
IId .U" ., analc ee they could haul him off the lat
tlaarr atnal he had made agod squeqnaremaaal va
°" hl.'.lde. Tom w's in despair. A kind laoking Is
E IILeman t a broad larim hat told h:toget a 4
bottle 0f S~r. J.tuoR* OIL and rub him with it and it
it )ullcnr himt in no time. What do's tlttii t.
1 i.. tamt stall into th' chapel at Vesper tune and
+':'.1': into Father Jacaiba cohuulonaal bon sndod
tag of him a btatle of his oil with which w rub
h!'aal rg. The Fatheer ltof Tus'snbead: It .. U
hot an' aLire Tom coald utter a prys Itwo Baci n
l" arc lugglaf'him homei flulwed brafrectrawal
i tuyept at a sate dlitatnce, thin log h ad
za'en bit by a mal dos The more beho kcd
'..ai -nai'adl to be et free, the tighter they held
ta laKiln." In reherenee to anrotlaertormuaat.lae .
Y. (ll' .'o Wciers (bib'k recuntly Wrote : -lit.
F... ul.ahrray. r. S. Collector of Internal R1ev
1"% n':". of ths city has a1~et over two thensand
'I' I. :.: a'ati medicine for his wife. who wa s anaer'
baa iar iavaiadlbllr from rheuamatim, and wllitol t
vier~vin e u benet whatever; yet two bottled a
a'' fit. 'JAO5 OIL aceomplslahe whet the inst
k'l ·itarl medical men fasilta Itidbag~. 'aetaalal
.ie aibeu name of hundreds wo hataslatcqaaured
'll t· hta wonderfol remedy- did saee lacamit a.
j, 1 ht! laata.'t naa wrho hua bees maetI li~l'P
'S. :irongh theta.eotblainahi sik nimemt is!.
SI 'acrar sAt tahis ciy. The h S 'aslowjgi i Ctasaa
Ce· Ia i -ho~ tca addniyt .'tlnaaiayo w iaritass r
C 'a' Uaa ~~:-~I nastairi fr riaainamtla. Otis hot
ad .a 'iaa cun* red a.o eat thala traablsaesne 4lsmb ,
to ~i.lah 'cae magranut da'alofbother Swarling
( Ina. taa btlrhasaiaiatal~ a'reanedy,Iamctrd. T~is
'aaaaacat iaus--ifr" '.1 ta- stay gesalit inter'c4
usiaL A. COia. aW?, Libmi'iaa.
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CONSUMPTION D
BE CURED?
SOME INTERESTIN LE9tERS
FROM THE PEOPi.E,
WHICH SHOULD BE READ
BY THOSE AFFUC'ED. I
DR.6.CHENCK GIvES THE I
EVIDENCE ON WHICH HE EASES
HIS ASSERTION TIMT
CONSUMPTJON
CAN BE
CURED.
Clcar and explicit stateatmotn ,,
from well-known Peronm '
whirls %onwld cOnvirce
the Mo$it sk&pticaal.
for otherCeCtidcateaof CuiWUd V
for Dr. Scheirck's foek s Ce.. wnp
bton. Lever Conplaiit and Dysp0sie. 1
It gives a full descrietiea of these S
diseases in their swioeu faun, else,
valuable infornration in rle at th U
diet and olothing ef the sick; heo and U
whem eserciis sheld be tadeo, lc.
This book is the raest of mayye ars L
of erperieace in te hostieef Letaag
Diseases. and should ee ro eejl
by the a*Uictd, but bylenafSt, fre
hereditary taint or erh cause, sa
oeeo tEhenselves liable teeany &06o 0M
ef thle thraet or lungs.
IT IS SENT FREE
Pest Pa id to all A'ppluts.
*.a in.. a.U. erini ma man. .
From /r. H.WO.Hb. blar, of Afb.
Pes, Ta.
lrr favor, Nar'.. .1. Va., P.t a. pý e+;".
s. J. X. d. sws-i .. Ji. .j.'tpi. ILA.
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"a.'.4 ý .gIi..iI, fi.i* i.. li* lts(. i 5 r te. u ..6 ! ii )ii
r . u .:i4 oar w. i !.ba tnI.l.l:l:.." re...iil 9. lb.
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!I :.t:.r . 1-.,."'rt ano' o e:4:44 r s 1 1i W braeal.C
f sew Towflr A". I l.rr~o n a.. iant Bar
tIn lu rý kal .:. 5l.1" fW. ii... I..ikai.t at Shin . hIF e baa 0
t1 t dI ,t. "j4i u.4r rwnt.onfd 'iI ar thrwami apt nat
S.s e iw.. in a i.i d ir. thr ..l k.. n .h t h . f ay da a..4
.fuerl,-I ihViri.b .1 . I " c. rii vmii Sh..1me Seat.e we.
gr. " i r.. - w 4 : b Siiii* *tt l pr i. and I imrt a..at
a" " h , u .,ll: t il:l Amur~. I r~tWlrly who saw he, w.
..r n~t~rl. T- ( ha ! t ".To; i hee in .PM .t, /!.N
2 . .r !n : *li."r Ia..a di tal ra, hal rrru.0m ,w . bet
laiun. ..G 5t1.r 1St Wl.iir S. Ton w Imola 4S. liter
li.iiin . iI w-Pey wl"l., "t.ai~r 14-fta r aly aqrle.d Shfi
!ian. Is.r~ tad'sct .,n. whedlicew hatq~ ". Mat maa.at w 4u
she ,a, 6tnd .:. ,er:. . f iat u v i.'"noel.. aa.4:h
hir *1..*·1. *5 a'(r ".Ian thua cmmembt y I. l I to t Lo . "or I.,
a;ou aturk. h1.1 ion' .""k: li -1144 ww Jg fr rn.If sad b.
Mir wire'e . it bt b .1:-I ..n hr the bump who sew herC
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