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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27

BOARD wANrED-wlTH ABOUT THREE ROOMS BY
- gentleman. wife with three children Of three Ave
seven y.ars would furnish all Inducements offer
ed Price must not exceed $40 per month Address, stat
ing lowest price, location, rooms Ac B. box ~ N r. Pos
ofHcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27

DOARD ROOMS AND HOUSES wANTED-rOR RE-.
- sponsbe parties; also all wishing introductIons de-
srabe oc,tics suied without charge Board Ex.
change, 532 Broadway. RICE ANDREWS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27

A PRIVATE FAMILY Will LET A LAR1E FUR
~ utshed second story Room gentleman and dc
snng comfortable home Apply ut IS Ett tiflysccon
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27

srORfA.-B0ARD At STEVENS MANSION FIT.
N team minues 10 E,vhth thirty minutes u Full.
TOP street terms very moderate Apply premises. or ii
Liberty street, ara, llf.
COUNTRY BOARD FIRST CLASS Full BOARD AT
room H. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27

BOARD wANrED-IN STRICTLY PRIVATE FANI
ID " for gentleman and wife, location between Eighth
and Twentieth streets west of Fourth References
exchanged Address j. M. box LIB Herald Office.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

MEETING OF THE SELECT CoUNcM.--A
meeting of this body was held yesterday, at 8
o'clock P. M.
l. The action of the Common Council
opening Chapel street was concurred IN.
q Action allowing Wilson & Taylor to
place stone crossing opposite their store on
Bank street, was concurred in.
~ 3. Register to settle the account with the
Bank of Virginia and purchase the necessary j
|Famount Of its notes to liquidate the balance
due by the city, was concurred in.
4. Action relative to the application from
the lessees of Town Point property, In regard
to interest, was concurred in.
s. The amendment of the Common Coun-
Gil 10 ordinance relative to tax on license, was
not concurred in. --
G. Bill Of L. K Fields was ordered to be
paid.
7. Action relative to removal of pump, re-
garded as nuisance by MIR. Chas. Reid, was
concurred ill.,
s. The communication Of the cashier of the
Norfolk Savings Institution relative to a debt.
upwards of $4,000, due by the city, was re-
ferred to the Fnarcs Committee.
Q. The salaries of all the city officers raised
some time ago. were reduced to the origina
amounts from which. they had been raised, or
which they received during 1866. The ordi-
nance to take effect from and after the oath
instant. The Registers salary not to be re-
duced below $1,000, Mr.. Tabbs effort to raise
it to $500 having failed.
The Common Council was requested to con-
cur in this ordinance; whereupon the Select
Council adj urned.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

PROVIDENCE CHURCH. I'VE have hereto
fore alluded to the depredations which have
been committed at various times on this
church. Locks have. been forced. doors
opened, and the furniture Of the church stolen.
Vulgar persons enter it, and are guilty of writ
ing obscene language on the walls AMI pulpit,
which is worse than vandalism. 1t is COM
plete thoroughfare, and used by the wayfarer
as sleeping quarters, and for other purposes
for which it was never designed. We are au-
thorised to state that reward, will be paid to
any person who shall give information which
will lead to the discovery Of those who are
guilty of violating the sanctity Of this church.
Isls open every Sunday morning for service ;
but on these occasions heretofore, upon enter
ing, the benches are found to be turned upside
down and traces of other vileness which is
disgraceful.- y ~" az gt1a = sa'''
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12
THE DAY BOOK.

-, {. ti;s city or Portsmouth,, desiriag the
FTr'y BOOK lsft at tseir homes, can hacs u pro
ri, attended to by having their namss left az
P@ycosrt;n a. ksops, or tks CoWnting g. Room Of
s I..Sor 4 ExpsRsoN. Auetioasers, No. 40 CraT-
ford street, Ports"oath. p gt.esItts
- wrxxtY OAR Book ,riu Be mailed to Country
1n ss.S.eribsrs at the email sum Of one DOLLAR, ia
- &C. Il viu contain Editorials, a full d.
s 80 Of Ne,os, Bo,k Notices, and items Of Com
g~"re,ol and Agricultural iateuigenes. No paine
~ .spsrss oiI b spared in making Il a dsssro,
~, eompanion for the eouatryJfrs side: and
- ;ts decreasing patronage, it cos1n,ends St
LII, III as a good nsaiu". Of country advert'sing
70 Ytls community. ,.
- n,,,,.nn;ed,;ons for the DAY Book must Be
Az s;eatsd 81 The nansss of the ,Oriters.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

Z Docs AGAIN Yesterday evening on North
Church street. quite crowd of urchins of all
,ges, sizes and compilations, were assembled
to witness a fight between two members of
the canine race. Some Of the urchins were
setting them on each other by means of sticks
adroitly poked into their ribs; others by yell
Ing most vociferously. Happily, a negro man
passing by at this stage Of the proceedings, put
al end to the performance by driving away
the dogs Where are the muzzles for these
brutes? tlE JQskJq
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
ronr Of NoasoLk AND PoarsxourA, June Il

Hvkr oE NORFOLK AND PoRTsAourh, June AZ.
49, ARRIVALS. t.s.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Blakeman, Bait
Str ta,orite, aogers, hampton. III a.. ..-
D Str Eolus, McCarflck, Yorktown. ls
Str. Jonn Sylvester, Post, tslenmone.
Str Georseanna, hul, hlchmond.
slr Emma, and baige, Dur.es, IN Harreilviile,
with tar, shingles, cotton and slaves ~ +.
Hennebery d Co., and b.. Biggs d Co. .dlg
Via Atbemarts and CAssapsaks lanai. i.4.
Z Str Curiituck, Phnlipps, rA.oanoxe. river, ~
ba.es OF Cotton, A boxes or tobacco, 2,ovu lbs Q.
D&.on, "a dry ,hiues, and lumber to os.timore.
Str Clnton, Slacam, tln h. City. n. u, freight
and passengers.
eenc Tolquin, ponto, FIN Riddick Mills. 200
HID. slaves. -4-l t4-"5 e.
oebr soathernsr, Purdy, Pssquotank, $4,000
1t lnmber baltimore. a..ale .g sIr
SIR .. C. BROOKS, Luck, North river, with the
following vessels In low Schova.rs osSoas an.
JeuklIs, -,
95te ID aEARTUKES. "a VI 1859
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, bait.
Str Gso. Leary, biaAelnan, Bait - '-s
Str tavorite, nogers, Hampton. ia
Str Eoius, Nc v~rrIck, Yorktown.
str NJ Martin, haines, llichmond = i4t5
Str vrieut, Uoad, tor Wanamston, n. c., gen.
erai Cargo. fas t1A aeEf8#is "
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

Horse THIEvEs.---We mentioned, some
days ago, the fact that a fine horse had been
stolen from a gentleman near Suffolk We
learn that the owner of the animal got on
the track of the thief, and traced him to Great
Bridge, where he found his horse on the
premises of a negro man, who had been Offer
ing to sell him for mere trife. The owner
recovered his horse, bat the negro "took to
the woods" and had not been caught up to
Yesterday. y. .H
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

"A NJ, KELLEY, ESQUIRE, the delegate elect
from the city of Petersburg, has, we learn.
accepted an invitation to pronounce an ad-
dress at the commencement exercises Of the
Farmyille Female Academy. The force and
brilliancy which this gentleman displays in
his writings, especially in his recent book
sin Hnculis, r and the admirable address
which he delivered to the Knights who tilted
in the Petersburg Tournament, assure Us that
the speech will be fully equal to the enviable
reputation ofsthe orator rish.sa ja4gs3s BE- &
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

JACK TAI, ~ Yesterday afternoon at. about
8 O'Clock, an alteration took place between q
snegro man well known here for bis quiet
manners, tanned Davy, whose duty it is to
attend to the passing of vehicles. trucks &c..
through the large gate of the Ferry, and q
sailor, half seas over, Il appears that. Jack
insisted on passing through the "wide gate
\ when Davy wanted him to 20 through the
marrow way" in order to fork over his fer
fiage. This Jack would not listen To, but
Selling his knife, made at the faithful darksy,
who, however, eluded his, pursuer aud order
wa, at length restored. Sas sTsasolsns hia.9isat
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

FIREMENs FUND Association ~ elch's
Minstrels will give a performance at the
Opera House next Saturday evening, for the
benefit Of this Association. 81 The COMMITTEES
of Arrangements is comnosed of Colonel Cor
prev and Captains Ludlow, Lakin, Langley.
and C,hn. Major Mllhgan heads the Finance
Committee. We wish the Association a
crowded house, and material increase to the
Golfers of the fund.- s2as9ssai gaimaI al Z
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

Il NAVAL Letters have, we hear, been
received in Norfolk, stating that the French
Corvette Gle aD'EsTAINa,'' Commanded De
BoSoNeE, has arrived at Sydney, Cape ,Brec9-
ton, New Foundland. 1t will be remem-
bered that this handsome little vessel was in
Norfolk last February, where her gallant
Commander and officers made so many warm
friends. We hope she will pay US another
visit SOON 5 g.,f s4iI I'd 4'a43 IN a41i (
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

IMPORTANT DEors1oS.---We are authorised
to announce that the Commissioners appoin-
ted by Judge TABB, will not be called upon
to act as such on the 25th instant.
We subjoin the opinion Of the Judge, from
which it will be, seen that as there is some
loubt on the question, he has decided as
lbove Indicated In this matter there is no
reed of any excitement It is question Of
law and should be left to the Judiciary.
There being some doubt on, the question,
n company with Commissioners named on
ZACH list, sought an interview with Judge
;AKER, who conceded with me, as to the
possibility of doubt on the subject; yet, as il
1as been the practice of the Court Of Magis-
rates in Richmond, to- make the appoint
nents, the suggestion Of the above communal
;ation we presume, was approved. -
Eth Thomas G. TARR."
y "June 18th 1866" e.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12
"June 18th 1866"

METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH There
has been an extensive revival in this church,
situated on Church street, in charge of the
Rev. Mr. Petit. We understand that there
has been an accession Of above forty converts
70 the congregation. d ~ n III
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

The CASE OF DRowNlNe-The little boy
who fell overheard from the Railroad wharf
in, Portsmouth yesterday, and was drowned,
was the son of our townsman, Mr.. VIM. T.
Backus of Portsmouth, and not negro child
as was enormously stated, ...,-.r
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NORFOLK OFERA HOUSE.

at WELfCH's '.4 ,a'5
''se M L N S e r HI 5! i.na
Will give grand Performance for the benefit o,
Is. the Firemen's Fund ASCOT 1tion, at ~
}a- the Opera House, on
SATURDAY NIGHT 'rHE' .1sra INST.
The following q and array of talent have gen.
erously volunteered for the OCCASION: Z
Miss Mary Newton, Vocalist and Dsnseus.
Fayette ,Wslch,' Ethiopian Comedian Matt
Council, Champion Clog Dancer; George Mel
vile, Banjoist and Dutch Vocalist; Billy Patter.
SON., Comic Singer; Mm. CuthrelI, Balladist
Barry Carter, the celebrated "Irish Thrush
and host OF Amateurs have also volunteered to
add eclat to the occasion. bHe tx Il
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS :; 80
Col 7. J. Corprew, hief Engineer of the
Fire Department and President of the Nremen',
Fund Association. mod 9.l1 7.nlfs 81 s.
al Capt John r. Ludlow, Aid Fire Co. 5s,..., 8.
Capt Edward Lakin, United Fire Co, mi,
Capt l,fB. Langley, Hope Fire Co. 81 5ts :. in
Capt /. Cohn, Union Hook & Ladder Co., adl
Z FINANCE AND TICKET COMMITTEE
Jas. F. Miigan, ''s Jesse T. Ewsll, 70 ~
W. 4. Hodges, Walter A. Edwards,
go c. C. Pearson. sl,H ''f'
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12
TH1Rp WARD MEEr1se.-A meeting Of

THIRD WARD MEETINe.-A meeting OF
this Ward was held last evening.
. Il. A paper was read and agreed upon, by
the Presidents of the Ward Associations the
provisions of which are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
no candidate be delegate or alternate to the
Convention; that ten delegates and five alter
mates be the representation of each Ward;
that the General Convention be held at the
Court House. on the 18th instant, at three
o'clock, P. M; each Ward to have its own
printing done by select committee.
2. The following compose the Committee
on Nominations: .L ss- ..
Ryland Capps, W. ]. Capps, B. Kayton,
A. Hartz, w. B. Seal, Robert Balance, j. j..
Dunbar, James Mccoy, David Bolsom, and
Ftnsbern Butt - ....
The alternates are--Jesse Knight, John
Stsvro, j. 4. Seal, Robert Jordan, Thomas O..
wise.
Jesse Knight, Thomas Patton, VIM. Webb,
G. E. Miles, C. 7. Torker, John West, John
81. ,-'homas, j. r. Farrell, Robert Balance,
compose the Vigilance Committee.
The Finance Committee appointed are
Barney Kayton, A, Hartz, VIM. Bean, j, NJ.
B lyto, w. A. Michigan. .aa ..
Printing-Robert Balance, James Cas-
kins, 0. E Edwards, c. Burgess, and John
Forsyth, are the committee.
8. Eleven names for Couneilmen and Mag
istrates were reported by the Committee and
adopted by the meeting. aasa..asai
4. 1t was resolved, that the General Con-
vsntion, to be assembled on the 18th, present
the name Of candidate to represent the city
in the House of Delegates, subject to ratif-
cation of citizens meeting.
A motion was adopted, to consider the
nominees of the General Convention as final
action by the Third Ward. . s,.s.,,
The meeting then adjourned. a4Seel4 =
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

COMMON COUNCIL OF PoRTsMoUTH.-Ar
adjourned meeting of this body was held yes
terday afternoon. ,l,.
/. A fine imposed on Harnden Express
Co., was RENTED.
2. The salary of the city Judge was fixed
at 81 200 per annum-tbe election to take
place on the Both instant.
8. w. J. Maupin was appointed Crier fol
jefferson Ward, and H. Matthews for Jack
.on Ward, at the approaching election foi
Judge-and the President was authorised to
appoint commissioners to superintend athe
election. 1
4. Notice Of election to be published in the
DAY Book, Virginian andsOld Dominion
s. N. E White was elected as Wood
Measurer, and gave satisfactory security.
g. Reports of the Clerk of the Market and
the Inspector Of Streets were received and the
accompanying bills allowed. ,4a b.
7. The application of Messrs. Peters &
Reed, relative to the dock at the east end O,
Glasgow street, was referred to the Commit
tee ON Streets.
8. Bills of Mr.. Fleming against the city
were allowed. "A tA.t4Vi aEa
g. An ordinance was ad opted, prohibiting
long forage to be given to horses, while at
rest on the streets, by hackmen or draymen
,nder penalty of from one to three dollars
FOR each violation of the law.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

New FLAa-There floats over the Custom
J House this morning new U. s. Revenue
fag,in place of the old one which was former-
ly spread to the breeze. 8&4& &t.}{
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

political question is, not whether they shall
be taught, but by ,chom they shall be taught?
The Bishop asks who can doubt what should
be our course in this respect, whether we re-
gard the claims of duty or Of wisdom
If the negro is to remain in the South, and
that he is we presume will not be denied, his
education is a subject in which the South
should manifest particular interest. Al
though the law, in most, if not all OF the
SoutI ern States, prohibited his instruction in
his position as slave-yet, many negroes were
taught in families by their young masters and
mistresses 1t has been suggested that those
who have been reared with the negro, and
WAC, consequently, understand his nature and
capacities, are the proper persons to occupy
the relationship of teacher to the former slave,
and as it is certain be will be taught, that the
people of the South should see that the teach
ing he receives is such as is calculated to make
him useful citizen, and give proper direc-
ton to his moral, social, and intellectual ca
pacities. Sooner or later, the South will, from
mere policy, be compelled to manifest more
practical interest in this important subject of
negro education.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

MAYoR's CouAr--Norfolk.---f1is Honor w. W
Lamb presiding--June 18th, 1856: a34s5l 4
Alexina Taylor, charged with being implicated
in the robb ry OF Mr.. G. w. Buttz, was sent on t.
the examining Court for trial on the Ath Monda.
in June. A go sali hto - I---..A NJ ~ VS. y
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

Be PuNoTuAL.-Several persons were fined
yesterday by Hi. Honor Judge Baker,for fail
ing to appear punctually as witnesses aud
Jurors 5gN 10 "a j. o 5,o sdt IS sm
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

IMpRovEMENTs.-Wea are pleased to see that
several of our fellow-citizens, with q spirit
that does them credit, are now having their
property repaired, repainted, &C., and their
sidewalks repaved. This is commendable, as
it is well known that real estate and the pub
lie thoroughfares suffered much from the
forced neglect consequent upon the occupation
of the city by the military, for upwards Of
four wears .slsa a+.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12
DIED,

June llth, 1865, at IL O'Clock, midnight,
JOSEPH PENELOPE HENDERSON,, aged z
months, and rs days. 81
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

= WATCH REsoRr.--June IL, lsse.--Jass Frazer,
drunk. Discharged o.
George Smith, for assauting W. W. Spencer.
Locked
Thos. Thorn, drunk. Discharged. nc i--'a I.
| sWingfeld Harrison, negro, arrested on suspi-
eion Of being concerned In . robbery Di.s
sh.sysd.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

NOTICE.
HHIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
Tor Scrap CAST IK0N-at the Atlantic
Iron Works-on Rast Wide Water street. f
Fl. A. RAMSAY,
juns-1w Sup't.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

CIRCUIr CouaT.-His Honor Judge r. E.
Baker, presiding.-Tuesday, June IL, 1855.
J. johnson, an absent venireman; fined i've
dollars and costs, for his non-attendance.
Comm onwealth against George Ross. for grand
larceny. On the motion of the Attorney for the
Commonwealth, nole prosequi entered.
Commonwealth against John Brown, for ma
liciously cutting and stabbing. Prisoner ar
raigned-pl"aded mot guilty" Jury empan-
neled and sworn; evidence heard, case being ar
gued; examined four witnesses, and boing dis
cussed when we left.
Tie case of the Commonwealth Us. Wilson
johnson, charged with murder, will be called for
trial tomorrow. Jurors and witnesses are ad-
vised to be present.
The Grand Jury convened again this morning
and are still celebrating upon large number of
cases. A report from them is expected on to-
day. watch will probably be to the surprise as
we'll as discontinue Of large class Of the bust
ness men of this community.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

ATTEMPTED RoBBERT.-Yesterday morn
ing man, having on blue pantaloons, was
seen by the. negro servant woman, in the
yard Of house on East Main street, endeav-
oring to open the kitchen door, which she
had very fortunately locked, before going in
the house. The kitchen was % literally
strewed with the fannily's clothing, to be
washed; and there is no doubt that the vii
lain's object was to appropriate them to himr
self. AS soon, however, as he perceived the
servant, he took to his heels and cleared the
fence in the rear of the yard. Where is the
police? 1llt
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
TENT n of our readers: s..- =. ,-l :.
WsEshs Miastrels will give grand perform.
ance at the Opera House ON Saturday night next,
for the benefit OF the Fireman's Fund Associate n.
Dobson d Rainier have for sale . bran new keel
canoe.
e. Fl. Dslk offers for sale small cargo ofRock-
port lime. ..4L
e. C. Lindsey d Co. offers superior farm for
sale, and one for lease. They also have $4,000
cords of wood standing, which they are anxious
to dispose of.
h. IL DeM wants r. o. q. Stavss-one or two
hundred thousand. for which they will pay the
highest market price.
Gillett, Cherry d Mapp offsr for sale one thou
sand bushels of char Goals good article. " a.
Change Of Tsme.-Steamship Saratoga, will
herea ter leave n ori TX for New York every Sat.
urday evening at o'clock. s. ..t
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

MAYORS URr-Por;smouth--His Honor Jas
c. White, presiding-June 18th, 1866.
young woman was arrested for driving to-
fast through ths streets. Fined $40, and case dis
missed, '7i " r.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-12

THE JOHNSON CLuB.-A johnson Club has
been formed in Portsmouth by the supporters
Of the President. His Honor Mayor White is
one of the executive committee. The club is
designed to sustain the hands of the President
and give him aid and comfort in the position
he has assumed before the people. This is
Club No. l. Let them be formed by the
thousands throughout the country, in order to
dash back the wave of ra,iicalism which is
threatening to overwhelm and sweep away
the constitutional barriers and Eulwarks
raised by our forefathers in behalf of the it :.
terests of democratic republicanism and free
government A meeting of the Club Is to be
held at Temperance Hall, corner ofSouth and
Middle streets, Portsmouth, on next Thursday
evening. 5 al GHs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-08
Heavy Shoes for Ladies.

Winter is coming, and we desire to
say a word or two to our lady readers
about clothing the feet.
When the celebrated physician, Aber-
nethy, died, report said that, besides a
will of some interest to his heirs In a
pecuniary point OF view, there was found
among lis effects a sealed envelope, said
to contain the secret of his success in
the healing art, and also a rule OF living,
the following of which would insure
longevity.
A large price was paid for the sealed
envelope 1t was found to contain only
these words: "TO insure continued
health and a ripe old age, keep the head
cool, the system open, and the feet
warm"
Dry feet are warm feet, generally, if
tbs system is healthy. To keep the
8 rem hea lthy the circulation must be
good. The circulation is not good with
out exercise, and exercise can only be
really valuable when walking. Riding
In a carriage is no exercise at all; it is
merely inhaling the cir. This is very
well as far as it goes, but the lungs are
not in full play without the individual
is walking. Horseback exercise is very
good, and is an improvement on car
rage riding, but is not the kind of
health-creating play of the muscles ma
ture demands. 1t is action-action of
the entire body-and walking only will
procure it.
Now, the ladies of Europe, parti-
cularly those of England, understand
this thing. They walk miles per day,
and if any of our pale beauties desire to
know how the English ladies keep up
their fine color, clear complexion, and
superb busts, we tell them it is by out
door exercise; walking in the open air;
filling the lungs with pure oxygen by
rapid movement on a sharp October
day, when the sun shines brightly and
the clear blue sky is above. This Is
the secret of the rich blood of the Eng.
llsh women, and their almost univers
ally fine looks and matrJ ny beauty al
fifty, when at that age American women
are pale, sallow and wrinkled.
To en- Joy a walk thick soles are need
ed. Stout, well-fitting calf skin, high
CATERS, neatly laced, will always ''se
off, pretty foot and improve a home
ly one. 10 guard that sensitive portion
of the human frame (for the sole of the
foot is keenly sensitive to the changes
from heat to cold, or dryness to damp
ness the boot sole should be thick, and
as wei made as human ingenuity car
do it. Then, even In moist weather, OF
in rain-stOrm, the foot can be protect
ed; that insured, all is well with th,
| body.