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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-07
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FORTHE-
United States, Great Britain, Fropce


And other European countries.
The Subscriber A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DkAFTSM AN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa.
ents.
He continues to make Models and to prepare specia
cations, Drawings and all necessary papers, and to pro-
cure Patents in the Uniled States and European conn
tries Foreign business confded only trusy and re
sponsible agents
All business con6ded to me will be PROMPTLY attended
to at the lowest rates Casually 25 per cent lower ban
the same would be done by others in the professional
Being connected with the best Agents al Wash
ington and making frequent trips there 1 am epa-
6ed to keep thoroughly posted in an matters relating to
Patents and Inventions, thus alording the best fac
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inyen
tors in regard to securing Patent fol their nvertions
Inventors will find it to their advantage to put their in
venons into substantial form Model az soon as rao
hcabe, (bs frequently Patent 10 case Of oues
ton OF priority of invention, and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and roceedirq
the Patent 0tice, as to securing their rights
All communications strictly confidential Advice as to
mode OF proceeding given gratis Preliminary exanina
ions maoe comparing inventions with those already ma
tented or in use for the purpose or involving he
same principles, and advice given to the probability ~
obtaining patent in some cases saving from Bv To one
hundred dollars to the Inventor
MOD ELS Of all Inventions that require them made
TO order upon reasonable terms and warranted TO answer
the requiSitions OF the Patent Office
DEEDS OF assignments recorded at Washington Coolies
OF Drawings, Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Office obtained.
The Patent Laws Reporte cf patapt Cases and ,tbe,
valuable works relating to Patents, together with
pete list Of all the Patents record at Washington car
be seen atmy Office, free Of charge
For further information, inquire Of
JAMES G. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
WOrcsBter Mass
spl7l Office at Mechanics Hall. Idawtf
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
S6 Bromheld ST. Rnstnn

Or. R. GREEN, superin endent. is Scientific ph7s;
clan, and has Travelled much, and spent much time
among the Indians amt therefore knows by actual expe
ren their true mode of practice for the last twenty
years, mas induced Others to style themselves sIndan
Doeois saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians &c but the sick stou not be thus cheated,
lor the lndan system Of medicine and its pecuiares
can only he learned by actual experience with the Indians
themselves and even then requires great skill and sci
ehce TO- adapt them to the wants Of civilized society
Ihe New Eng and Indian Medical Society was formed
70 protect lnvalijs from qposon IN the practice of the
Indian system, and to supply them with the genuine In
dian remedies.
we will, in this connection, mention fow of the In
dian Remedies preprepareG by Dr. r. Green at this s
lablislment.
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'HVHE BEST FIRE PROOF SAFE IN
THE WORLD,

Is WILDER's Patentsaamar afe with powder and
burglar-proof locks. For sale by s. A. ROWLAND,
SGT diff 141 Main Street Worcester
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OMNIBUSES.

O-uLN 4DOb1ICs
6NHEHRY VALLEY, VALLEY FALLS,
~ NEW W0aCESTER, AND WOR ESTER uMNI-.
BUS.-Ohange Of time, commencing April 10Th, 1886:
Leaves Cherry VVlley at Il a. M and Il p. m.
Leaves Bay State House, Worcester, at IL m. and
5p. m.
EVENING TRIP-0n Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday
evenings will leave Cherry Valley 81 p m,Return at
9p.m.
Leaves Cherry Valley at 81 a m. and 81 p. m.
Leaves City Hall a. 100 a. m. and p m.
Fare-12 cents each way, Fare t. New Worcester,
Scents g. 3. q 4. G BhRazlRD, SProprletors.
apis dly
NHlLLBURY STAGE leaves the Bay State
AFA House at 10 90 A. NJ, and 500
Loaves Milhury at A. NJ, and P NJ. diff j8
NEW WORCESTER & LINCOLN So
~ o M N / B u s.
CHANGE OF Commencing April Esd, 1857.
Leaves New Worcester,
At 81, 826 100, A. NJ and IL, % 5+ and 6.55 P. NJ
Leaves Lincoln Square,
Alta 81, and ~ A. M, and u, IA and 600, P. NJ.
Leaves Harrington Co ner at 8, P. NJ
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worees er, min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS
will leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and Il P. NJ
eturning at the close Of meetings.
rr Fare each way, 9 LA cents.
dis dB L. STONE, Proprietor
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1VVHE BEST WASHING MACHINE
The best Washing Machine yet offered to the pubHcs tho
Floating Balls, or Knuckle machine.

II has been tried for four years. and now stands with
ont rival in tn and rapdity of It's execution the
thorougbness with which the work DONE the entire
freedom from Injury to the clothes washed it, From
three 10 I'VE shirts may be well washed In from one 10
two minutes according they less dirty In
the FIRST sudB and In the time in the second suds Other
clothing IN the proportion. II the second suds 10
made with boiling water, and kept that temperature
the clothes need boiling but may rnsed at once and
burg out TO dry, except only such clothes were very
foul at the commencement
BY this machine, half the time usually required
fo washing saved and the work is much easier done
Testimonials Of the most lndoubted character can he
furnished II the great superiority this machine II s
manufactured and sold by the subscriber at his shop ia
Armory village, and Is sold, also, by VIM BRIGHAM,
90 Main street, Worcester. g. E sL0CUM.
Mnlbury, March g. 1865. d2awSw2m mch2s
SLATER's ROPE WALK,
10 Rear Quinsigmamond Bank,
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WILLIAM BOGLE
BOcLE,s BAZAAR.

BOG LES BAZAAR.
Besides erecting handsome Romanesque front to the
whole building he has completely remodeed the INTERIOR
and has fitted up three separate fors of about sixty feet
in DEPTH with view to convenience, and at the
time with an elegance rarely seen The carved wood
work furnished by Paul McNutl the painting and
the decorations of the cell n.y. which exqusitey beau
tifu by j. W. McPherson the upholstery the Ladies'
Boudo!r. by Mons. C. W Roeth with A. Steele.)
The result is combination of exceliencies that must
impress the most careless eye making the most spprop
ate ornaments for
Frr A Temple Of Fashion!
The Bazaar the FIRST 1or is devoted to the sale Of
Ladies' Har Work, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Dressing
G7 And all Fancy Articles required for either use,
and is attended by competent females In the rear are
the Ladies' Boudoir and Private Hair Dyeing Rooms.
On the floor above and entirely separate from the other
departments are the Gentiemen's Wig Saloon and Pr-
6ate Hair Dyeing Rooms. The remaining parts Of the
building are devoted to the manufacture Of
The Celebrated Hyperion Fluid,
BOsle's Electric Hair Dye.
[the best in the world9 and
BOgle's Balm of CytherIR.
which is carried with unusual facilities for the de.
spatch Of business,
In addition the various foreign erumeries cosmetics
&C., SO well known TO the fashionable world, Mr. Boyle
bsgs leave to say that he has erciHsiUe advantages
obtaining new and TecheTe arces through his agents
in Europe who sell his Hyperion Fluid.
he is also sole agent for tue celebrated Perfumers,
me,srs. I; H. PETERS y Co., aud r. A. WRIGHT, of
In every department will be the aim of the proprie
tor to surpass all his previous efforts, and to make
BOGLE'S BAZAAR
the repository of elegance and the resort of fashion
WILLIAM BOYLE,
2o2 Washington street,
mh26 daw3m OPPOSITE THE MARLBORO HoTEL.
Il. LEWIS & co.'s
Dysentery and Diarrha Elixir,
For al & nT1SVOM
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r. a N Q Y @ 0 O d S

ID. M. KNIGHT s. CO..
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, & GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
Nos. &c and rs Vesey street, (Up Stairs, bet0eeh
BTodlOGy and Church ST. eet, ReIO York.
COMBs.-BuGIlo, Rubber and Horn Back Combs, in
great variety; Twist, Dressing, and Ivory Combs BUT
T0NS.--Whalebone, Gilt Lasting. Mohair. Twist, Bone
Metal, Silk, Agate, &c. BRUSHEt.-Hair, roolh Nail
&c. Linen Thread Spool Cotton, edles Pins, Hooks
and Eyes Hair Pins, Elastcs, Whalebone, Linen and
Cotton Tapes, Linen and Cotton Bobbng Sci ssors Thin
tes and great variety Of Fancy Goods and Fans, &c.
all chsap for cash. d1y fzS
EFNO WOODEN MANUFACTURER
a CALVIN L. GODDARD, New York, only maufac
tnTer of the ORIGINAL STEEL Ring AND TOOTH Burning
MACHINES and IMPROVED STEEL FEED ROLLS, recommends
their attachment to Second Breakers Condeusers
the best saving machinery in Wooden manufacture
The Burning Machines used the First Breakers
all the principal Wooden factories in the United States,
canada and Mexico. They acknowledged to be the
only perfect machines and indispensable to the econom
cal and successful manufacture Of Wool
Each Burning Machine and its feed rolls, card much
as the Card ITSELF besides cleaning the wool of its
and fine impurities
Circulars explaining these machines and feed rolls and
Feferr to Mills having them in use may had by ad
dressing @ L. GODDARD
DIS d1y No. BOWLING GRREE, NRw RoRk.
SlCHARDSON'S IRISH LIN EMS
ID A M A S K s, 60
The Public will please bear in mind the GENUINE
GOODS are awsys sealed with the full SIGNATURE of the
hrm, VIZ: Rtchnrds0n. SOus * Owdem.
BUbLuCKE & ]. B. LOCKE, Agents.
NO 90 Church street, Barclay street, New York
ia dSm*
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MEDICINES.
DIES. I'LL & LASEPH.

DIS HILL Il JASEPH,
In Offering to the community their justly celebrated rem,
edes for chronic and acute diseases Of long standing do
not wish to trfe with the life or health of the aiet
but simply lay before them the testimonials Of num-
ben Of respectable ladies' aud gentlemen from which the
suffering judge for themselves The Doctors pledge
themselves not to make any wild assertions or false sta
ments OF the efficacy Of their medicines will thew hol
any hope to suffering humanity, which facts viii NOT
warrant few testimonials are here given, and the
doctors solicit inquiry from the afflicted into All they
publish feeling assured that they will find them perfectly
reliable an their medicines worthy of their confidence
and patronage.
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DRs. HILL & JAsEPH-sirs I will say that your neii-
cine has benefited much My health is much better
than it was when commenced taking it. Ithinkit will
cure me. L have not been troubled with the pain
head but once since taking your medicine. The re
between my shoulders has all passed away Thinkin
that you might like to hear how was getting along
have taken the liberty to address these lines to you
Iremain, sir, yours especially, Mrs. G O.
Rutland, Nov. 8, 1884 dly n3
6 Z e Q l A l. n . L l Q Fi :
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sold Al all the Groceries 10 Worcester al.o Nv N. -
Lett o., 4. d. WmsLow Co, RRrncn ~, "a
Fo6q, and EHMozs, DAuonTH 4 soUDDER Boston '@
10 d&Hem
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This certifes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness, or general debility Hill Jaseph's medicine
cured her. JFR
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Its general ape .acs and the arrangement of the few
parts. are entirely diff rent from any Sewing Machine
ever before offered to the public sn every who has
seen it pronounces it the most unique thing of the kind
which has yet bee nventet.
ANY lady who wishes to purchase Sewing Machine for
family use, will regret if she does not call US before
she makes her selection.
Tits used by fastening It to the leaf Of any table, to
any place that has sufficient protection
Any person can run one-even child Of twelve years
used
1t uses any kind of good thread taken from the spoo
on which it was bought without re- winding.
II has no springs to take up the slack thread when the
stit,h being ormednohing Of tine kind is used
qured.
There is no concealed mechanism-a1y person can see
and understand the whole operation at glance
The machine will long, if longer than any
Sewing Machine made for family use and the most
ordinary machnst could at any time, if required make
any of the parts, excepting, perhaps, the needle.
And more than ALL no need fear that after they
have paid US $25 for machine, they will have pay to
BONE other party SIS or SO for the right to IL.
The Patents which this Machine are dated Feb.
26 1885, Jan &c. 1857 and Feb. H. 1857, and Sewing
machine now made is better protected
EF What has long been wanted in the market is good
BetOng Machine, which he sold price that will
come within the reach Of persons Of moderate
Let everybody and if we not prepared to
meet such want.
EMERY, H0UGHToN, & CO.,
1872 Washington Street, Boston,
mhl6 deod1y opp1tite the Adams House.
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Price.
Indian Panacea, (for all Humors) .......sI 90
Indian Restorative Biters. ............... SO
Indian Female Restorative. so
Indian Mothers Cordial. .................3 800
lrdtAn Cancer Syrup. .................... 8 90 .
Indian Specific 0or coughs, &c). .-...... so
Indian Heart O0rTectOr -.........,,... 90
Indian Rheumatic Exterminator. 900
indian Lie hoo' Muclage. ............... 90
Indian Nermifuge Ito expel worms). ... so
Indian Canker Drops. ................. Ok
Indian Cordial for Dyssntery. o.
Indian Group syrup. Observation-Disclosures. D5
Indian Cough Balsam. Oh
Indian Dirutic Drops. ............. bO
Indian Anti Dyspeptic Drops. ......, 81
Indian hmmenagogue Tincture ..., 20
1nulan Nerve Tonic. ..,............s, 20
Indian Anti Bilious Mixture ...,. 5o
Indian Emeic Powder. ....... -. 9s
lnllan FhYsio Powder. ........... 81
lndlan vegetable Pills ...,.......... 81
1h1iah stomach Is.................., %
1haiah Cough Phls..................., so
lhGmn stimulating Liniment. .......,.., 2b
1haiah magnetic Linment,. 80
ihllan MaBne IL Ointment. ..........., 10
InGiah eefoiaous Ointment. ..........2
ihuiah lancer Ointment. ..............,4 400
In9ian he ing salve, ............. 26a and no
lhulan eye Observation-Disclosures. Of
Indian Cancer Plaster and Indian cnrno. W, -
various other Indian Remedies for tbs c,re ~ 'o anu
may pc wen 70 add that the business at this est6b
t y conducted upon the mos. liberal terms II Is
ny paccs win some 10 require large sum in Advance
ior Che promis Of a cure &c This course n e
~ condemned ny the Society At this instit,,tior ~
paeta III required to pay only the price Of the medI
oes hge1eu 10 their case cept at the first prescrinton
one dollar being charged for recording tIe CASE d
giving the necessary directions '' ''s' anu
Ladies' Especially
Houl ku9" nat the genuine Indian Remedies do moi
hAe tne Ola method, deoate the system but ,enovste
ana restore healthy tone their airead, deblitated
a. me society's newspaper, entitled indian Arcana
hed with the literary and medical kpoweee Of Tie In
LLAMA ahl giving the description and uses Il the medi
vlts mined above aud also reference to cases cured,
hy DC hal az the ONCE will be by mail, free OF
eharge or they may be obtained Of CHARLES CLARKE,
agent Tor the sale Of the Medcines, in Worcester.
address Or. r. GREEN, 80 Broomfeld St., Boston.
Consultations personally, by letter, free Of charge.
moh6 d&w1y
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CH,ss,ssssszc FULLER'S NORWICH AND
&z1-F WORCESTER EXPRESS.
O. S. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, over Norwich and Worcester Railroad
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London Hartford, New Haven and
New York. He will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages.
0FFIoEs-160 slain ST., Worcester N. c. Brakenrdge,s
tore, under Wauregan House, Norwich Ct
III packages should be marked Fuler's Express
Worcester, Sept. lst 1856 sept5
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a CARD 20 GENTLEaIEN.

gentlemen visiting Boston respectfully invited to
sall and examine our SPRING and SUM HER
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09
selerteh Gale.
Life at a Waisripg Place.
From the Knickerbocker for June
THE MASQUERADE OF
HATE.

Sister Rose and | were at Newport
last summer; hence the title of this story
When in nay comfortable, quiet, yet
beautiful home on the Susquchanna, |
read "My Novel" l came upon this pas
sage:
In the Gothic age grim Humor paint
ed the Dance of Death ; in our polished
century some sardonie Wit should give us
tne Masquerade Of Hate. "
There, surrounded with comfort, lux
usy aad beauty; with that feeling OF Sc
curity which ones home gives, all about
ne; the bad passions had retired into the
background of ny imagination and lived
there, shadows without form or reality
and thought, as read this passage,
how over-strained, unreal and melo-dra-
matte it was. Yet [ could not forget it
A Masquerade of Hate! Everything
about me suggested peace. The river,
broad, benifcent and tranquil, flowed ev-
er onward for good. The trees, the flow.
ers, the sky; all was beauty; all was han
diwork of Love; yet | read again the
words of the great master of English ro-
NANCE, and an inward voice told me that
should one day recognise truth in
them.
The fine passage follows: glove is
rarely hypocrite. But Hate-how de.
tect, how guard against it, 1t lurk:
where yeu least suspect it it is created
by causes that you can the least forsee
and civilization multiplies it's varieties
while it favors its disguise; for civilization
increases the nu nher of eontending inter
ests, and refinement renders more sus'
ceptible to the least irritation the cuticlt
of self-Iove. But hate comes eoVertly
forth from some self-interest we have
crossed, or some self-love we have wound
ed and, dullards that we are, how seldom
we are aware of our offence You may
be hated by a man you have never seer
in your life; you may be hated as Otter
by one whom you have loaded with ben
ehts; you may SO walk as not to tread or
worm; but you must sit fast in your ca
sy-chair until you are carried out to YOU
bier, if you would be sure not to tread OF
some snake of foe"
Hate word had almost forgotten
My own past, how secure it had beer
from the ugly monster thus startlingl.
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agrlrultural

SUMNER MANAGEMENT OF SHEEP.-In
the spring do not turn your sheep into the
pasture until it is we'll up, or until it is
ankle high, so as to have something to
shade the ground keep your sheep close
and feed hay and grain of some kind =
they will eat it well if kept from grass
When put upon pasture, have three or
more fields and change them often, so that
their pasture may be sweet | have
known neighbor loose three hundred
sheep out of six hundred in one summer.
He divided them into three large fields,
with no shade except what the fence on
the south side of each field made. The
sheep lay along the fence, and when the
nose fly came, the sheep were to be seen
running with their noses to the ground
fighting the fly. and eating only just enough
to keep life in them The sheep did not
go more than eight or ten rods from the
fence and this was eaten close to the ground,
when there was plenty of pasture on the
north side of the field; as consequence,
the sheep poisoned themselves in their own
filth. The fly laid it's eggs in the nostrils
of the sheep, and they.soon died in great
numbers OF ''worms in the head"
Now, you would ask, how should hesave
his sheep? He should have put them all
into one field and forced them to go far
ther from the fence; and about two or
three days after the first shower he would
have changed them into another field
Whenever you see your sheep run with
their noses down to the ground drive them
to your farthest pasture; the fly will stay
about where the sheep have lain. Keep
changing the from field to field and you
will not be troubled with worm in the
head. Correspondent Of the Gennessee
Farmer.
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TERMS 1925 PER ANNUM.

Gas somebody ireverently says) to "a
black-eyed woman" these educated ac-
complished creatures could find nothing
to say but on the all-important point of
which was the most fashionable, the Fill
more or the Bellevue
asked Mrs. Patson who was the fne-
looking woman in blue whom I saw in
the parlor
Goa that is Mrs Akerly, an old,
friend of mine; but we do not speak now,
for we are at the rival houses!"
The tyranny of ideas is power which
knows no limits. 1t made Martin Luther
fling his inkstand at the gentleman in
black; it sent Napoleon to ST. Helena;
it is the force which drives men to the
Crimea to starve and die; aud it descends
so low that it even makes the women hate
each other, because they charge them
selves with the honor of two rival tav-
erns!
Sister Rose had a success; Sutherland
admired her; other young men followed
she danced perpetually, had flowers, and
all the insignia of bellehood. She enjoyed
it; it was her right; could but admire
the wOmans instinct which taught her
so readily what to do with her newly-ac-
quired honors. She was gay, but reserv-
ed with Sutherland, whose character she
read at glance; she was amused with
the satlrical Warden Wood she liked
| q feared to much) Tracy, well-appoint-
ed youth, who followed her much but
she bore her blushing honers well. I
had never been beautiful like Rose, and
[ enjoyed the sweet power it gave her,
for her sake and my own
All was going on well. | was bathing,
talking, amusing myself with the new
revelations which society was teaching
me; and although my high ideal of the
conversation and elevation of that sect
began to give way to a reality somewhat
low, enjoyed myself There is fascin-
alton in a gay pagant, whether you find
meaning In 1t or not.
One profound discovery / had made,
which was this: fyou would succeed in
society, you must at least pretend to bs
a fool
Conclusion meet aoeek.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

WHEN DOES WooL GRow?-I answer,
when it is wanted to cover the sheep and
keep it warm. From the time the sheep
is sheared until the frost comes you can
see the shape of every clip of the shears;
when the frost and cold weather come,
it grows out Immediately. Now, if you
wish for heavy clip, feed when the wool
is growing. If you have any extra feed,
then is the time to use it. The wool
draws very hard upon the carcass, and
growing out fast deceives almost every far
mer They think their sheep are doing
well when they aregroving poor. | can
make an additional pound of wool with
one bushel of corn, and my sheep will af-
terwards winter one bushel of corn easier.
Let your sheep get poor while the wool is
growing, and you cannot recruit them un-
til the next summer. d. Chamber
lain, Genaessee Farmer.
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DEAL GENTLY WITH THE LITTLE ONES

DEAL GENTLY WITH THE LITTLE ONES
A Child, when asked way certain tree grew
crooked, replied, Somebody trod upon it,
suppose, when it was little"
"He who checks his child with terror,
Stops its play ard stills its song,
Not alone commits an ERRoR,
But grievous moral wrong.
Give it play and never fear it;
Active life is no defect;
Never, never break its spirit;
Crush it only to direct.
Would you stop the flowing river,
Thinking it would cease to fow?
Onward must it flow forever;
Better teach it where to go"
Kessrs. Edtors:-N ere the sentiments incul-
Gated in the above moroccan universally adopte
by parents, it would save from crushing many
a little heart Please give them currency in
the,columRs of your widely exetended and very
useful paper, and you viii aid the cause of
humanity asA oblige reader. A. G.
-NdtiondI IateLllgeAscer