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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-16
Arithmetic Depurt.
aslcn1.

However well versed in the scintce OF accounts
tachiIls IA aDtiils to make Rapidly and VITA
rflns accuracy during The nutry a.si press
slfsis-. All Tie various ttoit+
ii Tor large part o. III. accountant aorh tt
course unIu ior sucn position The if,liure j.
tItna~l invariably oubd 10 he IA the iUtHluat
safk VI addition ana multiplication, III MOI beiiis
able grasp al SignL, The Results OF certain canfbl
atoms OT ugaIt,. AID anU@ t4..t the Work CpTftsi
without re examination.
10 accomplish thus, the rapid addition OF sinsi.
and aguute columns, and the nuitt cation 81 ais
qua thy bS tao ur three multiplying figures, WIZ
tire entire product al once, without the use 81
saTttat products, Is lirsI thorough Illustrated
es plainea Tie astonishing rapidly With Whici.
ms WORK Is done bv Prot. Montague, first
beg ond acquisition by the many, Dut when feinlis
aud thoroughly drilled Iro the foundation. youul
men WITH ordinary talent and thort ugh application
8uay acquire this to degree lnaI IL retistrk attic.
by these most thorough dri that continued
throughout the course. tia student becomes hun
dred fold more rau ana acCtf att in ali his coniPu-
tatIons- In working interest, and the artuus
applications percentage siIniia cuutractious and
rapid methods OF Caicn iatiuns. That InVaIna1.
tn "a business man, are introduced. As new CLASSES
arr formed every few Weeks. each student may bs
placed in class hest adapted 10 him, and since the
work III the other departanents is conducted mdis
NiauaiiE, without classification. eanu may give
To TINS department Whatever time Is necessary.
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What shall we do with our Daugh-
tere?

Apropos Of what Mrs. Livermore's
late lecture on the above important
question said, the Davenport Demo-
crat thus makes answer.
Teach them sslf-reliance.
Teach them to make shirts.
Teach them to make bread
Teach them to foot up store bills.
Teach them not to wear false hair.
TIE CHI them not to paint or powder.
Teach them to wash aud iron clothes.
Teach them to wear thick, warm
shoes.
Bring them up in the way they
should go.
Teach them how to make their own
dresses.
Teach them that a dollar is only a
hundred cents.
Teach them how to cook good meal
OF victusls.
Teach them every day, dry. hard.
practical common sense.
Teach them how to darn stockings
and aew on buttons
Give them good. sul,.;snti n. COM
mon school education.
Teach them 10 say 40. aud mean j.;
or yrs, aud stick 10 IL.
Teach them - wear ca'iea dresses
and d. /, like queen
Teach them To regard II. morals and
not the money Of t,aaux
Teach them to have nothing to do
with incorporate and dissoIuta Yong
men.
Teach them the accomplishments
music. painting, drawing If you have
time and money to do it with
Teach them TO cultivat. gardens, and
drive road team or farm wagon.
Teach them that God made them i'm
his own image. and no amount of tight
lacing will improve the model.
Teach then. that good, steady me-
chanic, without cent, lie worth dog
en- oil patent loafers in broadcloth.
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What one Girl can do others can.

What one Girl can do others can.
What can you do"'' Is n question
which Matilda Fletcher can have ans
wered by applying 10 Miss Dolly
Wood. daughter of Enos Wood OF Les
ter township, Biackhawk county Iowa.
The Waterloo Reporter says:
Miss Dolly has only passed her six
teenth birthday. aud yet upon her
fathers prairie farm, during ihr sum
mer of 1873. she sowed with seeder
twenty acres Of wh..t, aud twenty Of
oats, plowed one-ha' of his eighty acre
corn field, planted the whole hy The
aid al \ Keystone planter nni on, pair
Of horses The a. ter rl'tar.. If this
eighty acre corniieIa Ma giv.n bv l.er
and her horses, with n -uik. .uitiva-
tor, excepting tn. harr.wits, im,n.-
diAtely after planting Ia tnt- sa-
also assisted Sine as h-,k,. -, .rr--
Of prairie at Intervals wa,-n IA, .,I,t-
field was too Wet To- c3Iitiv,tr She
drove the reaper ID eat thir,Y Acres of
grain and fifteen ton- of hsy. aud did
= large amount of fasias with snikg
rake, besides attending 10 many ether
farm duties too numerous to mention
Miss Dolly ia at hpna n ). oliy in thr
green fields Am ing tn" cattle aud vi u
high spirited horses ,bu. ia the kitchen
or in the parlnr she il elu,lly familiar
During the past winter she has been
visiting her relatives in Iisinpi. and
Michigan. travelling by railroad and
stage, Independent and alone, fearless
aud Understandings, checking and
looking after baggage with as much
ease and with more understanding
than many men Of fifty year-' exper.
fence. We challenge the West to beai
our Blackhssk county girl, either In
the amount Of work or in the graces o,
mind and person which make the true
lady.
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aud In others is dead letter. In the
interior towns 1t amount. to something
lin the larger towns, those located on
the river. especially. and where the
evils OF iDtemp-rance are most se. n
and felt. Ii amounts to nothing.
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A'clllilssslAlDiD.

This depart neat is, believe, the best place TO
Il 10 " ite a oI uusines hand IN the United
States. We cain Tor u t4iln sc ~ -ss
ID tats short pace. Oar purpose Is "a maze j.
l.is.lftiisHt 80 hig.. ortI that here be
1Iefeilce vi ~ waerc tu " 10 learn
SElts
a9sA u the pr0fE4st9rs % the L.lest are ifssI1at
ttIatness fenmen and nI0st >aCceaalus ttaicaerS,
LIs Hue>t ,Tein1utlI oUlu BuatIts. DEtlas
H.iitai fennIai4si,p has u.rn awarded to tbt
tropTietofs toES colitsG ior tlic years
stale .iiu numerous olnet asTlcuI
ooeieties.
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Notice Of Reading Of w i'll.

Estate o, Robert Cover Deceased
The state OF Iowa, Cedar County. IS:
To whom II may concern:
\ron ;tre hereby notified that on the It'll
dav "t April. 1874. there was openea
aud publicly read 10y the Clerk o. the Circuit
Court. in anl for said County, an insirn.
ment ~ writing purpnrttng to he the last
W i'll an 4 testament oi Robert Clover, late oil
said Coun ). deceased; and that the second
DAY of the August Term OF said Court, com
nencing ou the 'th Monday, 2.th day %
August, 1874. has been SET rs The day tor fin
al hearlag and proof 81 said will. at which
time ali persons interested may appear anc
show cause why the same should not be ftd
mitted 10 probate
xvii W II VAN NESS, Clerk.
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Gov Carpenter ha- a. asst offered .
reward for the ABREAST Of the murderer
Of Mrs. Alg-r,o OF Clinto.. county. II 9
murder was committed in Sept, 1872,
but the facts were never until recently
brought officially before the Governor.
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The Census returns show that for
thirty years there have been in this
country eighty neat cattle to each
hundred of the population. Of these
eight must be working oxen and
twenty-e ght mich cows.
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In the theory and principles OF double entry book
keeping, wherein the student Is required post to
.irtou ledger take triaI balances anu MAKE out
statements Tor ten different busiDesst, embracing
every form OF transaction winch In mkeIy to occur
IN actual business. Inc use u the skeeton ledger
proved II To be by lar the best the
iniy method teaching book keepIng sccess uIly.
ine absence oi unnecessary anu tvuIuus WRITING
a9Irs the teacher To Keep the miud OF the pupil
CONSTANTLY upon the principles ana results OF the
science until they nave funny mastered them which
object having been accom- % isiied.
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i chronic ana AGATE Ittt.,. i>tff. NcufaI
ia, i.uitBHzD, s>.t.it8. a, kidut :. ana A1Ek-
as diseases, after years 81 safiogIhl, ~
tttEns BF, Filler : Vegetable hAesMattc 5lrep,-
LIE scientific discovery al J. =. 4 tlleT. Nj. H.
FrG, .titkr graduate physician, y Itft eHoGu
Fe are personally acquainted, u. mas t3F
Il, ears treated these diseases "NeItl>lNt53
yIth aston lsting results, " e believe II utii
HrtStfan duty, alter artttJnratt34, ~ c1EI+
,cieatl0uSlY request sut trs 10 use IL, ts1
3eelaily persons in me- F8fu CtrnumSian-
ses, who cannot atiora 81 waste time and
@4uneN on worthless -4E&fuTeS, A. clergy
aen We seriously feel ths .terp rtsts CnsiDIl
~ resting on Us in pubic n en.t1TsiIsg TINS
medicine. But our knowledge and - = IN
ice of its remarkable mrTt fuilS jnstitie>
ouraction. RevG II Ewing. Medina prnna
suffered sixteen years. became hopeless
Rey Thomas Murphy ~. H.. Frsukfoft
Philad "A. Rev j Il Dayis. ii IghGstoWn. y. j.
Rev = buchanan, Clarence, Iowa. AIesaH.
der Balm, stamwoDd. Iowa. Rev q I, smith
PittSturd, New York. Rev JaSaph Bcggs
rats Church. Philadelphia. ptHer testilno-
mails from senators, Governors, Judges
Physicians, t2c.. forwarded
gratis win pamphlet explaining THESE dis
asses. One thousand dollars will he presented
to any medicine for same diseases showing
equal merit undcf test, 81 that can produce
oue-fourth many living lures. my per
sending ~ letter descrIp tfuu Dtaftitctton
viii receive gratis "A legally signed guaran-
tee namin. the mum Der OF bottles To care
agreein to refund money upon sworn state
mani NJ It's failure tn cure. Ntfifctesi invited
10 write To Dr FILTER, Philadelphia. Ills
valuable advice costs nothing. ly23
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Association scholarships.

II should be borne in mind that scholarshirpuf-
chased AT tits college Is good durn the lite nt III"
oief IN all OF the Colleges constituting the Inter
ail3Hal Bus ness College Association aud caI1 be
used FOR taking the course or for REMOVING at any o
THESE Colleges. mis- feature alone aids mnch tU
me value o the sch0i rsnip. Even after the co'irss
- competed this scholarship retains much Hath.
as 1t gives the holder, so to speak, business con
uection and an acquaintance in all ot these cities
Skich Is ottentmes OF greater value To the hoiuet
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-16
SEEDS AND PLANTS.


SEEDS AND PLANTS.
C. True Cape Cod Granbcr-
~, best sort for upland.
~. LGWlaHd ar <surden. by
mail, prepaid. ~, 90 per 100; .s5
per 1000. priced catalogue of
this and all Fruits. Ornamental
frees, Evcrgrccns.a shrubs. astIib.,
Roses, Plants. DC. aad FREH
FLO WEIR Il GARDEN SEEDS
The choicest collection III the coun-
ry. with all novelties, will be sent
gratis to any plain address; rs
sorts of either Flower, Garden.
Free Fruit. Evergreen, or Herb
seeds, for 100, sent by mail. pre-
paid WHOLESALE Gaia.
LOG UE TO THE TRADE
B M. WATSON, Old Colony
Nurseries and Seed Warehouse,
plymouth, Mass. Established in
1912 emo
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SHERIFF. SALE

BY virtue Of special execution to
me directei 4, issued from the office of the
Clerk Of the tircuit Court, In and for the
county OF Cedar and State Of Iowa In favor
OF Mary Maynard and against y. l.. smith,
ct al. have levied upon the following prop.
er'y as tho property of the said =. l.. Smith,
ct al. to- wit.
The east half % OF the south west quarter
"a: and the west haif1I) OF the south east
quarter "a OF section number four IA in
township number eighty tsJl north Of range
number iwo ~ west Of the 9Th +. NJ, con-
lining one hundred and sixty acres and
situated n Cedar County, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door In the town of Upton, In
April, A. ID. 1874. at one O'Clock, r. NJ.
of said day, tn satisfy said execution and
costs that may accrue thereon
Dated this 18th day OF March, A. d. 1874.
JOHN ID. SHEARER.
avis Sheriff OF Cedar CO., Iowa.
Per A. r. MAYNARp, Deputy,
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business Sets.

arc IN form written In the Daybook, Journalized
posted Ia til. Ledger Ledger clos ii aud statements
ii Results
Al working. tnese sets students expected to
al upon thctr OWN r.stois.uH ", ask .iik lew
4u.-sttoiis As possible ana showing each book
very sci 10 III. teacnrT for examination aud cor.
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4 GEN IS WAs I'D 10 sell Boy ians Dollar and
u MALI case Of STANDARD HON sOPATHIG
III IEDiGiNts. combining ssceiency Of prepa-
m ition with beauty and cheapnesss. God
- ses guaranteed sample case and outfit given
TO Agents. Particulars free.
isiy - BOYLAN, Detroit, IIeh.
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Attendance and Depo rtmc Mt.

The system of checking and keeping record ot
attendance and department adopted by this Golleg'
gives universal satisfaction. We nave Tor the pasl
our ears kept complete record oi attendance and
ieport ment, ard still continu. to do 80. We send
weekly reports to parents and Guardians. and al
are pleased with and heartily concur III the arrange
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Time OF Commencing.

There being no vacations students can commence
at any time to suit their convenience. New student
are enter ing almost every week day OF the year. A
person commencing will always Ind others lust
entering who Will be company Tor him.
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Luther ID. Stone, Plaintiff,
vs.
Henry w. Macombrr, Kate s Macombor
Geo. w Lord Geo. w. Brown. Chts. W.
Brown, Peter Bent, w. d G. Co,treu.
Joseph Shields, e. ? Kellogg IL Co,
Defendants:
Notice is her. by given TO the defendants
herein above named: That petition in a
civil ction Is on file In the Clerk office of
the District Cour aforesaid, in behalf Of the
above named plaintiff, a ainst YOU, and
claiming decree again you, the said
Henry W. Macomher, Kate s. Macon Der
and George w Lord, in the sum OF Thirteen
Hundred Dollars, and against all the de
fen iants, the foreclosure Of a rnortgag. on
lot nurnoer one, in block number thirteen.
in the town OF Clarence, Ced ar coanty Iowa
and for general rrli,f: Aud unless you ap
pear anc make defense thereto before noon
Of the second day OF the next term of said
Court, to commence on the 4th day of May,
1874. Judgment VIII be rendered against Won.
as prayed for in said petition
l3 iw GILMORE Il ANDERSON,
Atty's for Plaintiff
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To any person who will send us the names and r.
.. address OF ten young men most likely To take
business course we will send, post paid elegant
specimen Oh PEN hourishng suitable for framing.
For further Information Ia regard 10 the College
address for circulars.
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viii IL Pay.

1t is not possible forany young man TO invest the
amount of money that he viii require to take III.
course In any other way whore 1t Will produce hin
as good returns.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-16

oar New Diploma engraved under the auspices
~ our Association, is one Of the most beautiful
specimens OF art IN this country, To this gradu
ates viii hereafter be entitled without extra charge
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-16
- Eaters cured per-
Opium IL 4.
nanently, cheap,
~ quick, without suf-
fering. The only
true antidote. s. g.
ARMSTRONG, NJ.
D., Berrien, Mich.
SHERIFF SALE.

SH EhlFF SALE.
BY virtue of a special execution to me d.
rected, issued from the Office of the Clerk OIL
the Circuit Court, in and tor the county OF
Cedar and state of Iowa. in favor ofC. V. c.
Stryker now assigned to X, Swsrtzlandei
and against Adam BAR ana Allie Bair. /
have levied upon the following property AZ
the property OF the said Adam Bair and AL
liz Bair TO wit:
The south half 10 of the south east quar-
ter u of section number twenty six t26j In
township number eighty so month of range
two = west of the 5th z. NJ. containing
eighty acres ana situated in Cedar County
Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court Holsetioor in the town of Upton in
said County. on saturday th. 18th aay of
April A. D.. ls5f, AT one o'clock. +. NJ. of
said day, To satisfy said Execution and costs
that may accru" thereon.
Dated This 2ist iay 81 March A. D. 1871
Holm ID. SH EARFR,
-hpriff of cedar Co, Iowa.
Per \. 4. MAYN.Kn. Deputy.
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NlDDs.E.AGED MEN.

There are many of the age OF thirty TO for
ly who are troubled wIth too frequent esac-
nations of The BLADDER, often accompanied
by slight smartine or burning sensation,
and weakening the system in q manner that
the patient cannot account Tor; on eSamin-
ing the urinary deposits, ropy sediment
will often be found and sometimes small
patticles of aibumen will appear. or the coll
or will be of a thin or miikish hue. again
changing to a dark and torpid appearance.
There are many men who die of this diffi-
Guilty ignorant OF the cause, which is the
second stage of seminal wenk ness. Mr.. Me.
will guarantee a perfect cure in all such
eases and a healthy restoration OF the genlio
urinary organs.
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Time Required.
Our New Diploma.

The time necessary 10 complete the course Is from
for months upward, varying according to tn,
alb. lily OF the student.
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Important 10 Farmers and
Gardeners.

Al persons who wish to re- Use the Largest and
Rest 6abbags- In the WO, Id, should send
twenty five ! one package of Imported
Alsatian Cabbage Seed.
Cabbages Of the finest quality and weighing up.
wards Of sty pounds ma. he raised IN any part Of
the United States nom these I'd Each package
containing an uuoe.. viii be sent ire ~ postage 10
address. Ieceipt 81 IN price, y g. nts saeh,
nr five pack ages for one 10 lar. Full directions now
aud when to plant accompany each package.
Address NJ. NJ. REVIVAL a Co.
19w7 ~ Amity St, New FORK CITY.
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MONTAGUE 4 LILLiBRIDGE, Propr

To the young Men and Women of the Northwest
we wish 10 presen the claims OF the Davenport Blu
slness Cullese.
Ne cIAim that the Davenport Business College Is
not .xcei.d uy any institution Oh the KIND IN the
West,-ifit IL equaled-aiiu We only ask a visit from
those Interested, when We are confident that we can
establish our claim oi having the largest Cheapest
and best Business Training school N the West We
spare IA pains or expense 10 make work firsl-
class in every particular,
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Preparatory Education

The preparatory education necessary to gain ad
mission " simply a knowledge OF the Fundamental,
principles OF the English branches as taught at th.
common district tchOos.
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Time Of Entry.
send us Names,

As students receive personal instructions they
MAY enter at any time sulting their convenience.
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Young MEN

Who are suffering from the effects Of youth
ful foiiiesor indi>cretion shputdayali thsii
selves of this the sreattest boom ever lar. al
the altar OF suffering humanity. Dr
McAFFf r will guarantee To forfeit One Hun
dred Dollars for every case of seminal weak.
ness or private disease ~ amy kind or char
acter " Inch ne und rtakes and fails to cure
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21em advertisements.
new YORK DAY-BOOK.

A DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY. Established 1850 II
supports White supremacy. political and social.
Terms, r. per year To clubs, nine copies for ~.
specimen copies free. Address DAY BOOK. New
York civ
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IMPORTED
,IYDlSDAII HORSE,
JOCK,

Ill U1OUnm QvnD1,
JOCK,
win make a fail stand 1t the Farm OF tn.
subscriber, one mile west OF Upton. Mt
Thirty-1yc Dollars to Insure;
money due when the Mare is known TO be In
foai.
DESCRIPTION.
JOCK is a beautiful dspple gray in color.
with heavy maneand tan, standing IL hands
nigh ana weighing 100 pounds, with plenty
of Dome aud substance. aud Tor size, styie and
beauty OF finish challenge competition.
'EDIGREE.
JOCK was bred by John Young d Brothers,
III ontario, Canada, wdo imported his sire
ana Dam. and sold 10 IL. &. Farout, oil Lima
abhio, who imported MIN te the United
states when enty-one months old; was
sired by Imported Jock. who rs "A perfect
model OF "A DRAFT horse and his equal has new
or been found in any ring where he has beer
exhibited tor premium he carried away all
the premiums.
AS for purrness of blood. for style Of foot
md bone. challenge the whole OF Canada
Or the United states. Oh jock l. a beauti
nj iron gray In color, liz hands high
aud weighs 29so pounds and is as perfect al
over as pony OF hands.
The Dam 81 Young Jock is a beautiful hay mare,
imported from Belgium in the year ISL. She has
taken all the premiums and cups, with coli hy htr
side. and otherwise. she Is a mare crossed o. the
Belgium and scotch horse, making one OF the best
in the world. As tor style. bone and beauty
She can't be beat. Her Height rs IL hands, weight
1870 pounds. and is perfect IA all particulars.
Young Jock Is IA colt that cant tie beat Tor DRAFT
and when malured will be u better horse than his
sire. During thirty years experience Ia the import
ing business have not coli tiiat promises 10
make as good horse rs does your Jock
John YOUNG & CO.,
Toronto. Canada.
deem any further comment on Young JOCK
unnecessary. as lac is here TO show for himself.
10 w ~. ALDEl.E.
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Office Hour--S to 4. ..!oG. * . 1 o -.
All letters promptly answered, and corre-
spondenee confidential. ADDRESS Lock Box
aBa Davpnrnrt Iowa. iv4s
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, ssin the District Court
CEDAR COUNTY of said county
Luther ID. Stone, Plaintiff
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-09-18
A Liffle CAim- Mus sic.

A pointed or round chin indicates a
congenial love. A person with such a
chin will have beau ideal, and will not
be easily satisfied with real men or wo-
men.
The indented chinindicates a great de-
sire 10 he loved; hunger and thirst for
affection. When large in woman, she
may overstep the bounds of etiquette and
make love to one that pleases her.
A narrow, square chin indicates de-
sire to love, and is more common among
women.
The broad, round chin indicates ardent
love, combined with great steadfastness
and permanent affection.
The retreating chin is indicative Of the
want of attachment, and but little srdor
in love.
The chin in its length and breadth, in
dicates selfcontrol, selfwill, resolution,
and decision, etc.
Carniverous animals have the upper
jaw projecting, while those of a gramni,-
erous nature have the lower jaw project
ing. In man with projecting upper
Jaw will be found large destructiyeness
and love of animal food; when the lower
Jaw projects then the love for vegetable
food.