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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-14
GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who hiss used
STERIING'S AMBROSIA

Il willing to recommend It, Three Year, of rapidly In
creasng sale have made the Ambrosia famous al ever
the world.
1T is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
w 1t cures itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Raid Heads
1t prevent. tue Hsr from FALLING Out.
II renders the Hair Son and Glossy.
Csan.es the Scalp; Coos the Heated Brow Removes
pandruT; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Raidness;
Ipsures Luxurant Locks; Incnes Hair to Curl snper
sedes wigs Kills Hair Batsrp. Good effect apparent at
once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Amhrosia will suit you T. Elegantly put up.
Delicatey Perfumsd Patrouired by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes cartons, contain
ing two large bottles-No. for morning. No | for
evening.
THERE II NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
srgRLING's AMBROsIA IL the best, most agreeable
md effective toilet in the world. To prove this, try
carton.
Sold by Druggists,
stsPlingt Ambresis Manufacturing cempany.
AIS Fulton Street, New York.
oct1T-dkwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-14
EDUCATION 1 EDUCATION
fs.stlss 2assH2s 6,Sr,

E0k ali kinds Of SCHOOL = p0oxs.
A';o al kisds Of Stationery. hAsasssa, hisssrsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-14
Rebellion I'm the Human IN"
= terror.

n.be,,.ons are net confined to bodies polite. rhy
break out in our own Interiors oil - 10 the oewe
Of The and The nstural lsw ofour bodies IL health
bat We misuse them and they revolt We subject then
to exposure we overtsak them overload the
We neglect the bow els plunge out OF rooms hotter
than the tropics into atmosphere below freezing point
and in various other ways triae with our health.
But thess frames Of ours wonderful machines, and
we can. By the NE OF PROPER MKANs. 80 IFvIao
RATE and REGULATE them to render them almost
prsef against the ordeals which, in reckiessness
Ne subject them.
Nothing that has ever been known or heard Of ~
tonic Odds SO much the resistant power Of the human
sv.t EN- under unfavorabe 10 health -
HosrErTER's STOMACH BITTERs. Hyou would e.
cape the intermittent fevers fits of indigestion, boss
attacks, and bowelcomplants, Of which cold and damp
are the reauen Mt causes the BIrTERs as PRoTkC
TIVE MEDICINE This Is the wsest course; but II al
ready an invalid, try the preparation as REsFoRA-
TIVE In either case. fall reliance may be placed upon
its eficacy. Sold everywhere-iS Sunday A1c'vy Dec.
25Ut, 1854. )ansekNis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-14

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nisshs article tn,aaA sH''Yssy lff:'i. Z p. T
DrS he i.AAa .asaA- sspaara srsx md fsds4 ssE
TO fs original color In four weeks-svery tine-surs
popn Inaafrs ifor wesssep vsestssss zsAiE A1ssse
totsnd dont take say 0sAsr. IL cures all hemon %
the Gals in enc week. Eps sals a wholesale ana
by D. A. Kna, ecr.ss THIRD and Main streets,
ro~s. Bmahsus Van setback. wholesale ~ sss's''''
le fnAe s. Chicago, agents for the Northwest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-14
Wit.

The habit Of mind, however, which wit
cherishes, is obviously not desireble. Wit
turns on secondary and trihing relations, not
on fundautent al agreements. The more NH
losophicaf our habits ofobservation. the more
carefully and constantly we note important
resemblances, the less shall we mark or
treasure the trivial connections of wit. The
movement OF mind from which vat springs is
opposed both to thorough and Serious reAec.
ton, aud ought not therefore to become ha.
bitual
NOR Is undesirable as a constant accompa-
nment pt composition or ofzacenyerssaion.
Inc tam ot Thought is foo-.m much dsssrted
and interrupted by it. lake, for instance.
'he hahit OF punnlng. The pun demands a
sepafa'e consideration Of mere verbal rela-
tons. The thread Of discourse "a for ,ha
instant broken, and the mind requires time -
raly and reunite it. Let diversion, .of This
sort recur severai times, and the interest and
attention due to the central point are lost
ana the man topic Is abandoned amid the
percussion OF small wit, Undoubtedly even
the most ssx1ons discourse can, In d. lands
OF master, suffer occasional humor without
detriment; but more frequently laughter is
secured stfhe cost of .conyicsiop.
Anutfer undesirable result of y; q ,xhe~
constantly employed, is the Unsuitable demand
to which it gives rise. Men love to laupb
better than tcthink and the moment thew
find one xho can indulge them in this respec,
they require , eonetsnt sxhihisioa Of hi,
power, and transform him, Us far a possible
into pablo brfoon., Great earnsstsess ana
strength Of purpose are required 10 resist TIL
tendency. The power 10 rare and exceed
ngly attractive, and fatsesi9s in Ne iAmsdi
ate popularity II confer& Ore who -possesse.
il is strongly tempted On all occasions N in
dulge it. more and padre 70 sniv nf6 il. and
thus ultimately. becomes q crSckar- &C iokes
-Asitojpxf II HA6risI 2. EFEHs
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Old Rat, Your Time Is shori

: aprAr paeOOvnAYi--Dsath = Aats =lAstA -
H,c~I Death to Anni Death 70 RoachesI DsafA 20
vsrmin OF III kinds. Every hsx warranted. ~
Rsf- and Mles do not die on the Premises. II
FAMILIES nay ne It WITH ssfe4y. sas.rtst4 1t s1fs
0RnCERa NAP nse Il NTH safety
EVERYBODY can use - without danger to huma1 ~
4Vpvsve IL mASse Po~sv. TIKI n. : ~ -
Buy other I'LL 20 hass uusd tAis aRteis. sas
Price ~ cents psHA oxs
sHa4i anfaH WILLIAM, 1TNca 4 FULLER, chleadO,
2 Assssssae tks 1lns1lsssfsss, 20 vhon n .ss1ss
=: =: . 81 v y III ? n NO c.- =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-14

a1.,...,a. p..s.v.x-oAsugI DTH
II ys.S... to A.,. yo.r ~ e AH6
s...ss.. 90 10 cABuA Tllby - - tvs
h.arev.sd spps.r.ses. IKE ~ bot ss -
YnI aIoss and p4e1s (vtAs go =
solllnA applied by d pnaI cA1 - N!
Haafsressing Saloon. cor.sp1 ssdS Second stsssts,
Ksskuk. Iowa. + 49, jaaAds.
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X. M. P.& ~ n. r.
ems
1865. Change Of Ttssae 1863.

On and after Friday e.npsr Isl trains viii run ~
follows:
LEtrE KEoKUK.
Is, rrain-sls A. " daily, except Sunday
Sd Trsin-2 COZ n. .
LEArE FURr MADISON
drra.a-lo01 n. daily, except Sunday
Alb frain-szs NJ ''
The train down will connect 81 ksokuk With the
Keoh nh and Ct Loui, Packets and Dos Mo.nes Valley
naiirosd.
The ID train ieasins kseknk ,consscts VIA
ysrs p.rket Comps oAss 1t Tor Madison, making
sure competitions With Railroad IT Burlington hoek
Island ard Davenport
n. n er.e I.svns Fort Madison uahssooau scttos
tth the p>s No,p~r Valley sneruocn train and the III
nd Southern Iowa aud treat Westes h. h
Tickets all point. sale by ents - sns onesse o.
n. con,.ny fe.~il J w. OGDEN. sec'y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-14

will End Tcch usefnl in clearing the voice when taken
before Singing Speaking and relieving the throat
after an unusual exertion OF the vocal organs. The
7ochs recommended and prescribed by Physicians,
and have had tim onals from eminent through
out the country. Being an article Of merit and
having prored their efficacy by test of many years,
each year finds them in localities in various parts
OF the world aud the Toes universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only 'BRowss BRONCHIAL TnocHEs- and do
not take any Of the Worhbxs Emitaions that may be
offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and In Foreign
Countries at IS cents per box. Tnov5-dA w6mI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-14

For Diarrh9a, Dysentery, &C. MA
CURES Compound Extract Of BESSH PLANT the most
reliable and successfai remedy 1t Is endorsed by COL
Long General Plsassnton and Gen Fitz Henry Warren,
ofthe United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tian Commissions, War Relief Fund Committee, Editors
Of the Prsss, And Western Steamboat ooers. Sold by
all druggists, and 8. B. yovELL Co., Keokuk.
ia c. MAouIRK. Sole Proprietors,
jy1o-dkw6m St. Lonis, Ne.
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BArCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

n
The originsIand Best in the World. The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and Instan-
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Makk or
natural Brown. without nuEng the hair skin Rsm-
edes the i'll effects ofbad dyes Sold by all Druggists.
The genuine Is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REaKNERATINa ExrKACf or MILLIfLEURs,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
sug2i-dAwly CHARLES BATCHELoR. NY.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-09
9as Stlfef YidltD- -T0rtt
0YsgN GBn f41sass ss1 sAnsJnana ~
Gpeid)er, SO. A 8Ieefer &traBe,
slsPs 1ssS15ssi 4tI1gsIS 4Est9ss61
.Netps23Drf.

Ser uaferset&aete iabst a9mnespSl be gea&'
tuna beB Ab1ifnhts ao .seE #rofeiHom fr citie bes
rabinteu SnItrnmente etn wede unter jeiasr bsieus
SeEn Mafiidt aus aem hsen eeAsFrtsn glateFia eeEs
'ttss sSs Ssder gian0ba 1nsnfatfiea gerksBsumeen,
ols POLES, eiegnes GeIea, AteFeSer en- SaB, eiteHs
beiiS 5EaHt mi 4sta1 erseelsee xk4sy tIeHibff9
Gdsyfef dhb 81 haf &c @.itte bes 81 tIstaFsttss
4 81 Dsdfis praltii9s eEtsbrAne sIs gsstsFtissE
pnli MfauoS feit mehE as ~ abfep W etne biItrsts
denSe %arGilte, naS itihe 9iittMMkltf Mhttsltfefi
Iid fin6 M Etdzfe NnD %dAerh4it 0kfn tek @eMes,
#eiHke II Mgaik iaHb Fmd eabe @ia&niDdi tss ErHtA
Y Gif aeasf iaEa Aefaes llils lsI!E eeattars
6tae %fgtTanaeilses F@ 0HMe 1eR&N@k MMf &riteM
49, detseIt jnb fin Alt nelt AdsiRt pd ebt y69Fan
aara1iEirt pesber, asis ah fe stseH FelA eggnlitn
BrSeW no ~ noe III ghe1 4poxems at5 aug
Sis empIfR RLEnesh 81 sEglllsAsg ssk e.sass. u
Nrets pnis &309~ &fe0s - te AnrEke Dia3 bkt
i,iebrtaey ke5ahIteh Saisfhlette n aelka Dleielbe.
Dg bie Der ~ teteis. ydtet fat seA dbsl
Weti,iide uisS ggnfkIstrer. Bef9teibanesttls aa,
Mnlulksn sas4 - 9loitssa . e fsaa5si@ ssssnlS
:. .l.sss ~. ai.s -, 80 - %, DkEke ,s ~
fisstes N leSpbms eiEatsl 3
Z = saa 30 4 8Ieefer Gtra6e,
bg6I ReppOrE
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-09
- Mln ila.e saA.,h,

Die fransoFiBen Sfisiere ma6ten
6eufe Ibenb ibren Mbf9iebsbefu6 beim
Baplte. s|1
ifssans0Ii6e 9hifIe bledpeh gcrea.
Sk $oH berIangt cine gsnndr Inter
tuhuna Der Senilden 8er,peigungert
uno aebeilnen @efenfdafterl IN gpglano,
Gera6te eeben .aberpiatS tn : Berftn
nm, oab BiSlndrB avn 'fefHe Gntla1una
einaef6aahrenj limb Oab bieieIbe anoes
Hag,s.tg Ssr g,,l'g s' i. ,,g
iuartiaen AneetsB BarheiftiT, ce sforIitst,
loa BEN Hailet libon iUIe0er feiiie gnts
IaiIune angebOteB bnbeu. - :. sras..,s. /.
SSiNifuH0;Ynn3i9 Ddmpfer fplo. hsreit,
mad se kEn5 db5n0ebeiE. Iafg
6aiier Sldpoleon ioil 6eabFhti9en,
cine enefaiidye glote an ben &6nig Don
gtIe6e6IdaO ,su ridtelL OeE e. aufb0rsn
nraIie, 5ntriauen in Gdil0ia iiilD aliOerii
66eilem sbesa tirtifG)en4 9tfi6es .arsue
ftiften. @ g sae Q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-09

e Ina ssianGs sss a9iinfigsan41 SIC mse
ss4 tinhAee 9la se1HHl .Sau is6rii
IIp 3tnHssJg 1pg i;l35 s'las llsl J -.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-09

= gt EFJU 0BI = Q. OttUuN
Ser SeniiAe 5ehat trat bente uiors.
gen auf @unlds oes 9raiibenten. &os.
berts Sulamnlen, llm iibers Die n6tbiae
SanblnnS NIT 3eSug auf bic SSenil9en
9efdn9enen fit sl 'berdtBen. SAT- alIe
mititarif6en SfiiSiere fuaren su9egen
nnb erfl3rten ilG fur eiaen 5eI63ug iiber
bic @renSe i'm Sale Der Snnri6tuna.
20,000@faHn nftebeH bereitin 6as SseIo sn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-09

9efngenen fid, III 'berafben. SAT- alIs
nititarifden Sfistere iuaren suaegen
nnb erfl3rten ilf fur eiaen 5eI63ug iiber
bic 8renje niln4 Sale Der Siuri6tung.
2o,00o@faHn ftebeH bereitsin oaS SeIb gu
sieben. = '',.,-'.s ss'..'i- s7..'si ''H
Gie sum S6os bsfurfbsiItsll @efa2e
genen babeu ihSniiden eiilen 9inffebub
ibrer Sentena bis gum Ia. Madrs gr9aIS
ten. 'i l.''a's~% '-aa<
Ser SetdlO bon glontrrraL .oerSfsa;t.
Ii9t cine gorreiponoens, in tpeIber be-
bauptet miro, bab Der Gerfafier Die Nn%
9abe iber ben Qlafttif6alf bon Gurratt
madte, auf ipelde bin bieier nerbaftet
iuur0e; DaB ferlIer Die Grfaorbuag Rias
coIn'5 III 8idnsonO mt 3ultilnmllna
Self DaDis' ausge6abt fuuroe uno bah
Der O6ige @otrefponoent fi9 auf benz
gSege mad SSaibin9ton helinoet, nm ais
:3euge aIEfSlhretett. s..saseb - sii.'ss5 80 ~
15,0O0A17 900 8Idjfen fihb BON
geipiiIen, lpoblbefannten Rreifen ,auf bic
8ednung Der 5enisr in ben .Iekten Easl
gen in @anaoa Derfauft tuoroefl --.Hidt
uH mad England gu geben, Ionberrf
tpabrf1rinfid1 nm RIM 9alfbe III bIgibgit.
Sic 2e0islatlir bon gllabama bat 6as
Auennemert a69elporfen her &eriat
init 3 9egen %, oaS Sau5 init el8 gegeu
50. asas- ss5sg ase s.ri a1.a 4sdag u ,.ia
Gin dn6erer giitnbabnnnfaq fano
@tatt an Der ct. 2oais, Nlton Il. Serre
9ante @llenbabu,. III iueIdents1 0fann
get00tets Hl0a niebre .fdfuer befipunbet
fDtirDeHS5gefss * 1888 sl4a 7fs k 4
sSie 4. g. Supreh 6 Gonrt bat -init
5 gegen 4 Gtimmen entfbiceen, oaB Der
SeitetO sqiitbnitttutionel iei;. ebenio bat
Gi6ter 8urlfee0 in 9Robile Die Grfl1p
r1ng ubgege6eu, oaB aIis 3a6iunaen BON
S6uloens IN GaHi6oerirtent 1@eloe null
sg%aS % %ginpfuhs 5Od 9ebeldq BON
9eitsrdt Sbetiodn BOD Se6gnt6 alIe
feline Sruppen am 1. b. lM. auf Die Ses
Tasieite oes uSlufles 3uriid.l 9arauf
ubergab fib @analeS an gsc0be6o Ohne
8ebin9ltng inosm bic, 8ei6en f1 retf
itaulieten, yibre 1affen gegenzoen gee
ineinlamen Geinb su ri1ten. W1eiia
uerlieB bic Sta6t Neriepe ont 2. Sttps
OCt@HtlI SCctCYb W. Dcp LuIdtIt6H StIuPe .
Der bon SIrtorins zgegetla W1atamoras .
Dor3urIden. Die SHperialiltllhenSrup
pen Serltreuten Die fleines 9lrnee bon
9lufanios ln6 nrarl1irten eegen Meons
tere1.3t ss15SsG asassH ,sslTsnislf
Sorace a9reele1 bot eiiiens Brief ON
9oub. .Yerrp BON sSab<g Carolina ees
ldrieben, in pelbenl err fid) fiir aGge<
meines Stintnirsdt unb aIlselneine sllns
neltie aus gr fpur6e bon Oieiem
obaemttfen, Oi aIlsemeines @timmre6t
Die Waie1tdt bieles Bribile9iunls ents
meibe un6 bic Gegierung OemoraIi<
fire (!lfSa Nireiria 1purOe oos 9lmenb-
ment an ben Nusidpbs filr .6eOerale
Be3iebungen iiberipiefens ssss1. si9sissa
Ser 5elegrdpb btiagt Die offi3ielIe
Gorreiponoen, Stuif6en SemnrS un6
ben Ser. tStdaten s@slan6ten in Raris
uno gBigg,. MfotIcn uHbs 8ieeIolpc >, bic
gum 2e Sftober, 1855, obkeio bies
felben lc0Od1 etluas 9ieieres entbielten,
als Die Nnoentungeps Iber tlniere Aus :
partigen 8ejiebun9en il Der Brdlioens
ten 8ctlaaft. gsrss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-09

-sia . iEISasfss nj ~ t1Ilq sssa TaE.
afaisa }as ,siaiaiissI 1Ss 81 ha1 .s9isf
ss9 - ..i8lnss assaig..sE is5 aaisafg -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-09
sH'i3s SktAass~ w. stsASts4sSs
&abeI= Nncbricb ten.
Ser sclteiiO lsiiiieonititutiOaeIll. j.
< $ sso -soe.p 9otf, s. gcebte

as.asis. :. ''E.RL- - -.97..FE ,s'ss-~ 'g'4ss4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-10

same DIR next xsek for less than fifty
cents ! Who ever heard tell of a hem
strikei 1t cannot be urged that these
fluctuations are the result of correspon-
ding fluctuations in gold; for il the
good old days whom specie wasthe only
currency, and eggs were eggs, the same
constant change in price was observe
BILE. We know Of a hen of unquestion.
ed responsibility the mother Of many
pullets and ROSTERS, who laid eggs for
the colonel of regiment encamped near
the hens house, at the moderate price
Of IS cents dozen, and yet refused to
hay them for the subordinate officers
and soldiers for less than half 9 dollar.
1t is an extraordinary fact-eggsam-
pies of which are very frequent-that
eggsigencies sometimes eggist which Sc
riously affect the price of eggs. But
why such eggsorbitant rates should be
demanded, when it is eggsceedingly
hard for our people to obtain the neces-
saries of life, it is difficult for us to see,
eggsactly. People cannot be blamed il
they become eggsasperated because OF
it, for it is enough to eggshaust their
patience, and cause them to make their
eggsit from q store for market.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-10
Prof Hu.s.ins' the "Lish'.ins ca
eulator,o

Prof. Mutchinss the ''Lishtning Cal
eulator,"
From New York, gave his closing
lecture last evening, before crowded
audience at the Rooms of the Wheeling
Commercial College. To say he is q
most wonderful and perfect mathema-
tician does not convey one half OF our
astonishment at the magical perform
ances he made with figures. The "a
pidity with which he adds and multi
plies is astounding. His lecture few
evenings ago at the Court House, in
New York city, was most happy and
highly interesting effort. He reminds
us of John b. Cough more than any or
ator We have ever listened to. He has
a lecture upon Figures and Faces,
which he hope he viii deliver at some
future time in our city, as we under
stand it is even superior to the former.
After few remarks by Mr.. Creasey,
the enterprising principal of the Col
lege, Peter Welch, Esq, of Syracuse, N
Y, who had been an attentive listener to
the exercises of the evening, rose, and
in few happy remarks, expressed his
delight with the Professors wonderful
powers, and his appreciation of the eff:
forts Prof Creasey is making to estab'
lish tirst-class College in our city, pre-
sented the College with fifty dollars
and being stranger in our midst, it is
truly an act of most praiseworthy muni-
ficenee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-10
OeeaPatisn.

OecuPatisn.
Occupation! what o glorious thing it
is for q human heart. Those who work
hard seldom yield themselves up to
Eancied or real sorrow. When grief sits
down, folds its hands, and mournfully
feeds upon its tears, weaving the dim
shadows that o little exertion might
sweep away into funeral pail, the
strong spirit is shorn of its might, and
sorrow becomes our master. When
troables upon you, dark and heavy, toll
with the wayes-wrestle not with the
torrent-rather seek by occupation to
divert the dark waters that threaten
to oyerwhelm you into thousand
channels which the duties of life al
ways present. Before you dream of it,
those waters will fertilize the present,
and give birth to fresh flowers that
may brighten the future--fiowers that
will become pure and holy, in the sun
shine which penetrates the path of
duty. Grief, after all, is but a selfish
feeling, and most selfshis he who yields
, himself TO the Indulgence ofany passion
that brings no JOY TO his fellow. msn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-10
Heme Life.


Even as the sunbeam is composed Of
millions of minute rays, the home light
must be constituted of little tenderness
es, kindly looks, sweet laughter, gentle
words, loving eounsels; it must not be
like the torch-blaze of unnatural ex-
element, which is easily quenched, but
like the serene light which burns as
safely in the dry east wind as in the
stillest atmosphere.
Let each bear the others burden the
while; let each cultivate the mutual
confidence which is gift capable Of in
crease and improvement, and soon ii
will be found that kindness will spring
up on every side, displacing constitu-
tional unsuitability. want of mutual
knowledge even as We have seen sweet
violets and primroses dispelling thu
gloom of the gray sea rocks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-10
Childrens' Feet.

Childrens' Feet.
Lifelong discomfort, disease and sud,
den death often come to children
through the inattention or carelessness
Of the parents. A child should never be
allowed to go to sleep with cold feet;
the thing to be last attended to in put,
ting a child to he'd should be to see
that the feet are dry and warm; neglect
of this has often resulted in q danger
GUS attack Of Group, diptheria, or fatal
sore throat.
Always on coming from school, or en-
tering the house from visit or errand,
in rainy, muddy or thawing weather,
the child's shoes should be removed,
and the mother should herself ascertain
if the stockings are the least damp. and
ifso, they should be taken off, the feet
held before the fire and rubbed with the
hand until perfectly dry, and another
pair Of stockings and another pair of
shoes put on, and the other stockings
and shoes should be placed where
they can be well dried, SO as to be
ready for future use at moments no
tice. E,a5 SEEF
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WOman.


In every situation woman has more
cause of grief than man, and suffers
more than he. Man has his strength
and the exercise of his power; he is
busy, goes about, occupies his attention,
thinks, looks forward to the future, and
finds consolation in IL; but the woman
stays at home, remains face to face
with her sorrow, from which nothing
distracts her; she descends to the very
depths of the abyss it has opened,
measures it, and often fills it with her
vows and tears. To feel, to love, to suf-
fer, to devote herself will always be
the text of the life of q woman.
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The l45psy Cradle. "a
Their is srwhole volume Of poetry in
thee following little sketch, which We
Md in the last number Of Miss BARRIERS
Heekly:
We met John on the stairs, He was
carrying an old cradle to be slowed
away among what he termed "plunder'
in the lumber-room. One rocker was
gone, and the wicker work of the sides
broken; 1t was an old wiliowy affair,
but we could not refrain from casting q
sad look into its empty depths.
"Gonew we said dresmingly, "all
Eesnsts What golden hssds wssssoaes
pillowed here, beads on which the curls
grew moist in slumber, and the cheeks
and lips flushed to the hue of rose leaves.
When sleep broke, the silken fringed
lips opened heavily from the slumberous
ewes; smiles fitted like sunbeams over
the face; the white fist was thrust into
the mouth, and when mamma lifted the
muslin and peeped to see if baby was
sleeping, cooling and Growing were
heard! The little feet began to kick,
out Of pure delight, and kicked on
until both Of the tiny red shoes were
landed at the foot of the cradle. Where
are those hands now! Some that were
embrowned by vigorous manhood are
sleeping on battle-fields; some are
bleached with time and cares; and the
feet have grown sore and weary on the
rough paths of life.
Perhaps some little one, once tenderly
rocked here, is sleeping in the coffin,
Over it grow heartsease, and vigorous
box, and white candytuft, aud the starry
iessamine. The blue bird. flutters its
bright wings through the willow bough;
and the cool summer wind whispers to
the green leaves and grass blades on the
grave. What of! Perhaps of its i'm
mortality. Sleep on, little dreamless
one. "Of such is the Kingdom OF
Heaven"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-10
Piso,s Cure for Consulnption

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption in the United States. (See
census report for Isso) =. --..
This remedy has been for several years used
in practice by eminent physicians, with such
marked success that 1t is now, by urgent re-
quest, offered to the public Is m infallible rene
dy for lung and throat diseases. Not every one
in the advanced stages of the Consumption can
be cured, but many have been, and many more
arc now receiving benefit from its use, and this
long after all other known remedies have failed.
As an evidence Of our sincerity in the above
statement, we Wrrant it to give satisfaction.
EDAUND BOOKING, Druggist No. I Odd
Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W. Va, General Agent
for West Virgins, TO whom orders may be Cd.
dressed. ' '''-- ~ '..' '-'-'-
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One Hundred Dollars

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Reward will be paid by Messrs. c. G.
Clark & Co., for q medicine that will
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Let all our readers know that Goes
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