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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04
March eth. 1857
STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
Notice tn John Riley aud all others concerned.
M 'TiCF IL hereby given that the Chicago.
A Iowa aud Nrbraska Railroad have located
thc line Of it, road over and across the nerth est
quarter of section twenty-sx +. wnsh'p eighty
two, range two west of the ffth principal mer'
dian Ii IS understood that the owner of said
tract 10 one John Riley Of Ohio Ii lie believed
that the owner il non resident of this tate and
this notice is given in order that proceeding.
may b. had for the assessment OF damages occa-
stoned by the location OF said line aforesaid
a. il provid. 4 by the laws OF the State OF Iowa.
CHicAGo. Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
BY its Attorn"y,
Feb 18th, 1851 y. b Baker.
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STATE Or IOWA.
CEDAR COUNTY.
Noslce u whom it may concern.
NO ZEE l. HEREBY gwen that the Chicago.
y l3wa and Nebraska Raj road have loealed
jne line Of its ruad over and across the south east
ant the South west quarters of tile South East
quar.er and the north east, north west. and south
sst quarters of the southwest quarter OF Section
Twenty nine, Township Eighty-tw7, range ont
vest Of the Fifth principal merid dian. The owner
Of "a b of said tracts is nnknown 10 the ofhcers
Of said Railroad company. bot it il believed that
the Said owner is nonresident Of this STATE.
This notice Is given N order that proceeding
may be had for the assessment OF damages oc-a
stoned by the location q. SAID hne a. aforesaid
A. j, provided by the laws of the State Of Iowa.
CalCAoo, Iowa AND NEBE.skA RAILROAD,
by ia Attorney
Feb 18th 1857. \. Il. BAKER
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CUISINES IS NOTICE

ID Bic Notice - hereby given that the trim
/ or Firci~s ard atham has this tay been
4t-sov we'd Nv AHtual Consent. and III At all claims
tnl lem tnas tue sad hrn will ne In the hahss
( john IL BrelcY, for col ertioa: he will here
after carry "a It's mess at the Old stand.
Persons in ithtea ar notified 10 come forward
and sc.lle ap a. II meg Is worth PEI ceat, per
Hoa h. joan y battf LEI.
March Al. 81 IT ii. {. LAiHAM.
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- o to CAsAD and GILIUEEa II GU wish good
~ CLOTHING At FAIR rA(CEs Their stock II
large. and manufactured in the very BEST
STYLE. We repea, it, cali in st CAsAp aud Gin
yoRE's 4 he VIRGIN BLOCK, south of the Coagt
LInns, and be rufI.1L
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Young america
Gas Z % no NIL.

AraCATfSE, Iowa.
TIE s9hs 7iher takes This method Of Informing
III Haaksye pm lie that he i eng aed In
G,mling Grlsfs al l5 c's. per Rushsi.
nos .ein. 20 iii while 20 mention anr ditl"r'@
name. will only aad that We A. ~rakE THE
aAas orr any tusaoia ALL for atty q work.
r., IN. l44x JOHN TAYLOR
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Feb, l4th, 49,

ST ATE or IOWA.
CEDAR COUNTY
To ia, heirs of Thomas Andre and oil Others
concerned
NOTICE is hereby given that the Chicago,
~ Iowa Nebraska Railroad have located the
line of its road over and across the west el the
north west / OF section and over and across the
South East oil the Narth West Oh section eght
said section being in township ~ range west
81 the 5th principal ne idIan. number ol the
heirs to or owners oil said tract believed to b.
non-residents oil this state this H3ti>e j.
given in order that proceedings may be had for
the assessment Oh damages oceasioned by the 10
cation oil said liae a. aforesaid; as is provided
by laws Oh the state oil Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAiRo ID.
BY it, Attorney,
Feb. l4th 1857 \. b. BAKER,
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STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
Tow W Bebee or W. B Bebee and all others
concerned
NOTICE IL hereby given that the Chicago,
lG Iowa and Nebraska Railroad have located
D. line o. it. roaa over and scro-s tn sru,h cas-,
quarter of secton twepty. T"snship Eighty t~o
rssge two west If the fifth principal meridian
T. IL understood that sdd ,rtct b,i 'ag- to On"
w. W B.bee or W. b behe o' Cadiz. Ohio
II IL believed thar they are non Residents OF thi'
State and nntic.. il given Ia order that pro
cred ,ngs may he bad for the the assessm ant al
damages o ca>ion-d by the location of the line
As sfgr said, az is provided by The laws VI tae
Sac f. Iowa.
CHICAGO, iowa AND NEBa,sKA Railroad,
BY it's Attorney,
Fah lith 1857 ~ u. RskER.
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FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE.
DEMONSTRATED al


Demonstrated al
Kiser, Crew 4 Turner's Cash Store,
4 L which can be seen and bought very ow |
n for Cash. or Produce, every article that
ought To be Kept III Store House. We invite |
The attention Of all TO our
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Beng determined 10 sell all kinds II Dry
Good, and mos, kinds OF Groceries, as low as
they can be fought al the River towns--nnd
anxious 10 build up the trade OF Tiptor, we
adopt the MOTTO:
"SmaN frofts and Ready Pay"
Thus are we enabled 10 compete with Daven-
port Il Musca'lne, and give to our numerous
customer, (tp whom we retHrr our -urere
thanks for lteF liberal patronage during he
past year, bargains, that will warrant
continuance If their favor. We have neither
lime or space TO name all our goods--l7 200
yds. fast coIored caIicos, new styles, 10 II
cts.; ] $50 yds Bro. Muslin, y'd wide, 10 ~
cts. We viii sell an excellent article Br"
| Mus. Y d wide II vds. for 81 co. Coffee, Su-
gar and Tea ut Dayenpot prices.
900 prs. Ladies' com Il dress Bootees, 80 to LIS,
1870 , Mems .oe Boots 200 100 +" S' 81
: CG4idrens com. aud dress shoes, good
! ma cheap. Ready Made C!o:a:@g f"- 1850 men
ana boys; Hats aad Caps new ots les Tor 29uo
| men and boys.
Rear in M ma!
| That as We do CASH business business, we
can afford TO, and WIZ sell Goods lower than
we could on long crents. We will, TO accom-
| modate cur customers, sell them Goods at nett
prices, on q pinety days note We hate Book
accounts, ard so do buyers generally. he day
Of Settlement, lie judgment, nM come. aad u"
haypy the gsaa rho IS moi prepared fort
One weld 10 The l.adei, to whom We o"e
special thanks for past patronage for them. we
Keep every article OF Dress and Fancy Coos,
an endless variety Of Para anettas, treich and
English Mer,nos, Dela,ae., Gro. De Rh,ne,
Lhstrine ard Sat Duch!u silks, from 90 cts. IL
s. per yard
Iap aud Winter Bc,7ists and ffopvS.
cTTEs WORD MON L.
OF the few ar ,cles Of summer goods now OF
rand We viii sell II pteci,ely cost and trans
portatlun; now iring on your money aud &c
he worth of II We went Charge you mact
Tor Goods anyhow. and nothing Tor sho wins
them. Finally customers,
}. y. Id ~ ards, no stands al the hea,
Of his profession, "a a Iatlor, cuts ciothe
| tor our customers and warrants eyary job. >
proud IS lie Of his IepaayIon, he couldn't sleeI
/ be should fan TO please ,fat's all.
Respectfully submitted to = candid public.
sept. 80 3of kIStR, CREW l. TURNER
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Feb It'll, 1857.
STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA,
B4.I All O. UNITY.
To whom Il my concern.
MOTTO. IL hstel,y gwen that the Chicago Iowa
~ and Seiraska Railroad have located the line
81 ~ road over and across the south east and the
south vest quarter, OF the south east quarter OF
section thirty three Township Eighty T~o, range
one west Of the t'th principal meridian The
owner of said tract IL unknown to The officers OF
said railroad company, but it is believed that said
nwper IS non resident Of this state This no.
tiee is given In order that proceedings may he
had for the assessment of damages occasioned by
the location of said line a. aforesaid; AZ 10 pro
vided b. the laws OF the state Of Iowa,
CHICAGO Iowa AND SkBaAsKA RiIis0Ap.
BY Its Attorney,
Feb 18th 1871. y. b. BAKER,
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st ~ IOWA
CErAH OU .Ti
G.s Luse-zy E,cn nd all othars concerned.
VI DJ tEF l. h-rcty gives thai the Chicago,
~ low. aHd NstrGs R,tituad have ircs..t't
the tine Of IT. road oy-r and across the south
halt Ot tie FJath 49, quarter ut section twenty
De. t3wnshtp "Agbty 80, rang" two west Q,
sna ii th principal merid'.a.
1t is un.rtstt al tat aid trsct belongs
/, une Lorenao kch uf Illinois IL is believed
thai the owner il "a nnnr e-ldeut OF this State and
.b,a Eoti,eis given In order that proceedings may
e had Tor the ass, Sslnent o' damages occasoued
py the incation a said lice as az rsss'! as il
ptov DID by he laws Of The state ct Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AMI NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
By its AttorRy,
NaIca -,h 1857. n. B. BAKER.
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Feb l4th. 1857,
STATE OF IOW 4.
CEDAR COUNTY.

STATE OF IOWA.
CEDAR COUNTY.
10 whom 1t may concern.
N-pTIcb IL h.f.b, gwen that the Chicago Iowa
~ and Senla.h. Railroad haze loo atea the Ike
al It's rad over And across the north east q3af'
ter Of the south vest quarter of Section one town
ship eglts.one range ono vast 81 the dfth pfih'
eipal merriam. The owner Of said trace Ii un'
known to the officers OF said railroad 'empahy.
n il believed that the owner II NONRESIDENT ni
this state and this notice ID hiyen in order that
proceedings may be had Tor the Assessment OF
damages occasianed by the ocapon of said int
as afofc-aid n Ia provided by The lava OF the
STATE Of Iowa.
CHICAGO. Iowa Asn SEnR ASIA RatLaoAr,
i'y its ATTORNEY
Feb ltth rssT n d BAKER
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Brickmaker w arte5.

1 GODn ulis5 maker - wanted At C1H.'rtdgr.
= yedar &c, Iraa 70 prl II aeNcrA Ans VI
Us l. t..s coming st4son. arnlT -
7 AcCDlLuCun = CO.
C,r'hrit.gc.
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STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To John H. Fard ani all others concerned.
NOTICE l. hereby gisen that the Chicago,
" iowa ard Nebraska Railroad have located
he line OF it, road aud across the south S-st
q1art..r 0f section tAenig I've township eishty
go, rauRr three west Of tn h'ah prinr,pai H@fl.
aian. IL = nnaef~t 4 that sal ract b. 'ega 's.
~ jrhu r Ford. # D,.Hy He. Kentucky, l.
e believed th.t the owner - d nbn -.rsi1eGt 4
nj State. and III ut.@- IL z VA IN order that
proceeding. may te bad Tor The a~sessment q
damages occs.ioued by the location OF sid line
AS aforesaid; ~ is provided by the laws OF the
State et Iowa.
CnicAoo, Iowa AND SEBaAsKl RAILROAD.
By its Attorney,
Fsh l4th 1857 y & BAKER
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24
Musings of an Exile on the Pacific.

Now in this solemn midnight time,
My thoughts revert to days of yore,
Ere / forsook my native cline,
The dreary world to wander DER.
Oh. then the brightest hopes were mine,
In that fair morning of my youth !;
The sun should always clearly shine
Along the broad highway of truth.
And well do remember me,
Through the long dreary lapse Of years,
That day left home for sea
My mothers kiss-my mothers tears
A few short months and again,
(Such was the ready promise made)
Returned TO her from off the main
She would forget | e'er had strayed.
Thirteen long years have passed since
Last saw my mothers kindly face,
But still fond memory's constant eye
Can all those dear loved features trace.
All, bitter, unavailing tears
All, sad regrets, long years too late!
The surety of unwelcome fears,
The gloom of unrelenting fate
For on my SOUL unnAlingly,
| feel the sad conviction rest
That /, alas no more shall see
My native land land Of the West
But still, upon this foreign shore,
Number the slowly rolling years,
EXiled from home-oh, nevermOre,
To know the hope that others cheers!
fonOluLu Commercial .fdUertiser
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24

THE INTELLIGENCE OF DEsPoTsM. Bay
ard Taylor relates an anecdote Of DR.. Spring
er, distinguished German scholar, who was
returning, after thirteen years absence in
India, with some valuable Arabic manu-
scripts
'On landing at Trieste, DR.. Springer was
grayeIy informed by the authorities that his
collection of Arabic MSS must be submit
ted to the inspection of the Censor, before
he could be permitted to retain possession
of them. Why p he demonstrated, they
are Arabic So much the worse said the
officer it is the more probable that they
are insiduous and revolutionary But he
again urged, the the Censor cannot read
them That is unfortunate for you,' was
the answer you will have to wait until we
find a man who can, for there iSno knowing
what dangerous sentiments may be concealed
under these herogIyphcs.' And the travel
er was obliged to part with his treasure.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24

THE BIG TREEs.-The Scientific Congress
which lately met at Albany, New York,
among other things passed a resolution,
asking the Governor and Legislature of
California, for the sake of science, to take
steps for the preservation of the big trees
back of Murphys Camp. They did this
under the belief that those found in that
locality, were the only ones now in eXistance
The late discoveries in Mariposa county
correct this impression. The suggestion is,
however, good one and steps should be
taken to preserve the celebrated Mammoth
Grove as public property, and to prevent
the destruction, or removal of any other of
the famous groups. Another account from
the East tells of a gardener who had 1900
plants growing, which were raised from the
nuts or seed gathered under these trees, and
which were there, worth dollar piece.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24
TO THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA,

j. CHAPKAY, NJ. D., Physician. Surgeon
4 1' and AcOouohcr, invites the attention of the
Sch and afflicted females laborng under any of
The varous forms of diseases of the brain. lungs
stomach, liver womb blood, Kidneys, and ali
diseases poculia' to theiY sex, The Doctor is eC
iiseting more cures than ang other Bhysciau in
pF Stqte al O@iii9sain, Isl no false aelicocy
yourselves from painfp, sAleFpgs and ny@,SaIlre
1ea'h, All married ladies, whose delicate Ecaltb
or Other circumstances do NOT allow an ine,easa
IN shefrfamlies, shonla call ut DR.. H. j. Csapkay's
Medical Institute. Armory Hail. qofner of SacrTn-
mcnto and Montgomery streets, and they viii 10.
eel'e every possible relief and help. Tho
PoG'oF Offices are 50 arranged that be can be
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24

EIGHT KINDS OF WoMEN.-The obstinate
woman gets to sea in bandbox. The pa
Hem woman roasts an OK with burning
glass. The curi0uS woman would like to turn
a rainbow over to see what there was on the
other side. The rulgar woman is a spider
attempting to spin silk. The cautious wo-
man writes promises on slate. The enri-
Ous woman kills herself in endeavoring to
lace tighter than her neighbors. The extrar-
agaat woman burns wax candle in looking
for lucifer match. The hGppy woman died
in deaf and dumb asylum years ago.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24

AN AFFECTING INcIDENT.-An affecting
occurrence took place some time ago in a
sea-board town in England. Six little child
rem got into boat on the beach, and a
mischievous boy showed it off The boat
dtifted away to sea before the childrn were
missed Terrible was the agony of the
mothers when they knew it. A number of
men went off in all directions every boat
was on the look out until far in the night
Daylight returned, and still there were no
tidingS from the helpless children the day
wore away, and still nothing was heard from
them-they were either lost in the wide ex-
pansc of the ocean, or buried within its un-
fathomable depths. A Plymouth fisherman,
fishing carly next morning, discovered some
thing floating in the distance. He bore
down to it, and discovered it to De boat,
and in the bottom, six children, all huddled
together like nest Of birds, fast asleep
God having mercifully given that blessed
sOlace after day of terror and despair
He took them aboard, and feasted them
with bread and cheese, and gladdened their
despairing little hearts with the promise of
taking them home. The best spy-gIassin the
town was rubbed again and again. and at last
they could fairly see that it was the identic-
al boat. The news flew round the TOWN.
the mothers came frantic to the beach, for
there were no children discerned in the
sloop. Intense was the agony of suspense,
and all alike shared it with the parents
AT last the boat came in, and the word
went round They are all safe and many
shrieked for joy, and became almost frantic
with their insnpportablc happiness 1t was,
indeed, a memorable day and prayer,
eloquent for its rough sincerity, was offered
up to Almighty God, who in His infinite
mercy, had spared the innocent children that
fearful night. Five of these children were
under five years Of age, and the sixth but
nine years old.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION !!
THE WORLD UNANIMOUS,
HALLoWAY's OINTMENT

THE GREAT COUNTER IRRITANT /!
The virus of disease often makes its way to the
internal organs through the pores of the skin.--
This penetrating Ointment, melting under the
hand as it is rubbed in, is absorbed through the
same channels, and. reaching the seat of inflam-
nation, promptly and invariably subdues it.,
whether located in the k idncys, the liver, the
lungs, or any other important organ. 1t penc-
trGtcs the surface to the interior, through the
countless tubes that communicate win the skin
MS summer rain passes into the fevcred earth diff
fusing its cool and regcnerating influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GIANDULAR swELLINGs.
Every species of exterior irritation is quickly
reduced by the anti-infammatory action of this
Ointment. Angry Eruptions, such as Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, Tctter Kingworn. Scad Head. Nettle
Rash Scabics Cor ltch) &c, die out, TO return no
more under it's application. Hospital experience
in all parts Of the world proves its infalibility in
diseases of the skin. the muscles, the joints and
the glands.
ULCERS SORES AND TrM0RS
The effect Of this unrivalled external remedy
npon Scrofula and other virulent ulcers and sores,
is almost miraculous. It first discharges The poi
son which produces suppuration ana proud flesh,
and thus the cures which its healing properties
afterward complete are safe as well as permanent.
WOUNDS. BRUISES. brRNs AND ScALDs.
In cases of the fracture of the bones, injuries
caused Ivy steam explosions, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, rheumatism, Stiffness of the Joints, and
contraction of the sincws it is employed and
warmly recommended by the faculty This mar
velO1ls remedy has been introduced by its inven-
tor in person into all the leading Hospitals of
Europe, and no private household shoald be with
out it.
rNDENMBfE TESTIMONY
The Medical Staff of the French and English
Armies in the Crimca have officially signed their
approval of lIalloway's Ointment, as the most
reliable dressing for sabre cuts, stabs and gun
shot wounds 1t is also used by the surgeons of
the Allied Navics.
Both tie ointment amt Pills should be used in the
f0L'oming cdses
Bunions, Mcrcurial Eruptions, Sore Legs,
Burns, Swclcd Glands, Piles.
rheumatism. Chapped Hands Sore Breasts,
Chlblans, Ringworm Sore Heads.
Fistua, Salt Rheum, Sore Throats
G0ut Sores of all kinds, Scalds,
Lumbago, Skin diseases, Sprains,
Stiff joints, Nencra Sores, letter,
Ulcers Wounds of all kinds
*.*Sod at the Manufactures of Professor HoI-
loway, so Maiden Lane, n York ,and244 Strand,
london, by all the respectable Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine throughout The United States
and the civilized world, in pots, at 25 cents, 62t
cents and $ each.
gz7,~There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder arc affixed to each pot.
August lG, 1856. soft
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24
sPERMATORRHEA.

nR local weakness, nervous debility low spir-
" its. lassitude weakness of the limbs and
back indsposition and ncapablity for labor and
study, dullness of apprehension, loss of memory,
aversion to society, love of solitude, timidty,
self distrust, dizziness, headache involuntary
discharges, pains in the side, affections of the
eyes, pimples on the face, sexual and other infrm-
tiles in man, are cured without fail by the justly
celebrated physician and surgeon, L. j. Czapkay.
His method of curing diseases is new, unknown
to others,) and hence the great success. All con-
sultatons (by letter or otherwise) free. Address
L. j. Czapkay NJ. d., San Francisco, California.
San Francisco Dec. 6, 1856. 46-3m.
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24

any "gW'ous egecfS 10 tie SyStern or ang ehaags
Of the diet.
THIS invaluable specific, first introduced into
IL Piasa some fifty years since. soon became so
wen knoNn as a certain cure that in every town
ana city not only on the continent, but in Great
Britain, the demand for ia was so great, It's merits
so astounding, that in less than one year from it's
Introduction il had supplanted all other remedies
Ihe medical faculty of the principal cities of Eu-
rope were compelled to acknowledge its wonder
ful mastery over diseases, prOprictors of other
medicines jealous of its sway, vainly endeavOred
to stay its onward progress. Like grass before
the mower, their efforts fell to the ground and
like fire on the prairies, sweeping all before it, its
onward march became triumphant. II stood forth
upon its own merits a discerning public saw ID
tried and were convinced of its magical virtues.
The massive fortune acquired by Du. PaGeira from
the sale of it during the six years he prepared it,
alone bore witness of its miraculous merits
AT the dccease of the Doctor, the recipe was be-
queathed to his son, who has lately introduced it
into the United States. The number of cures il
has already made are astonishing Tens Of thou
sands can bear testimony to its efficacy
All who use it it will cure with safety, speed
ana certainty no other medicine ever possessc,,,
a, resort 10 no quack nostTums Use q remedy
that has been tried for the mast 0ftv veara ana
was never anown to fail
Ihls great remedy iswarranted nurc,v vccct,bIe
hEW4RB OF OOtHFERFEIYa
Inc extensive sale of this wonderful ,act.ieins
has already caused some person or persons, 10
palm oil upon the ansGspeeting, a spurious COM
pound closely resembling she original. Be par
tcular TO bHy none without the written signature
oil A. FaEelEa, NJ. d., on the outside wrapper Of
eaeN bottle Az Others are eounterfeit, and their
eomponnders will be punished with the utmost
rgor of the law,
Irlce SAWper bottle For sale by D. Babcoek,
sole agent for Californis, Oregon and the Sand
wch Islands to whom all orders must be address,
cd. Also for sale by Druggists generally through.
out the State, 4 liberal discount made to whole.
sale dealers. p.BABCOCK
Wholesale Druggist, II Davis street.
between Clay and Washington, San Francisco,
DAWSON HARRIS, Agents, WeaveryilIe.
San Francisco, Dee. 20. 1856. 4S-sm.
4 7. FISHERS ADVERTISING AGENCY.
4s Iron building opposite Pacific Express, up
stairs, San FRANCISCO,
The Trinity journal., 1857-01-24

GossIp ABOUT FEET.-The French foot is
mcagre, narrow and bony the Spanish is
small and elegantly formed, thanks to its
Moorish blood corresponding with its Cas-
lillian pride high in the instep.' The
Arab foot is proverbal for its high arch
a stream can run under the hollow of his
foot, is description of its form The foot
of the Scotch is large and thick The Eng
lsh foot is short and leshy. The American
foot is apt to be small, disproportionately
small.