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Show Bantvolsnca In Dictionary Tarms. A benevolent womsn msilo a lour nl Cherry Mill. To evury family wne fonhl ho Indiiied to listen she said somet ulna llko this: "Tha value of rleaiillneas fnn hsnl ly bo over-estimated. It Is well known that fevers and diseases are fur more prevalent III countries where llttlu attention at-tention Is psld to byalene. This is specially the case lu but weather, when all kinds of aernts multiply rap-Idly. rap-Idly. The plentiful use of wsler Is one of the areutcst preventives of disease, dis-ease, and by cleanslux the pores ot the skin of wsstii matter and dust and dirt keeps the blood rool and clean and much less liable to Infection." A majority of Iho women listened stolidly to the oration; soma smiled, others grunted, flu I she persevered In her self-imposed mission, and was only routed by the shrill cries of a dirty-faced urchin, who shrieked du lluhti'itly : "Hey, fellers, come in besr the dopy Isily wot swallowed the dlckshunary!" New York Press. |