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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
Gitaations Ulnte1-fsmalrs


NIrsea
NURSE.-By young woman with eight
" y,ars ference w0lg ie .iao 10 take care 81 -iSth
r,ssns S e .'3 a. 1GrGf anf Ss vs..
Jit st, corntr Of lroai"ay iaqmre for %. NJ.
DLENTY of good, healthy WIT NURSES At
/ MADAM CROWS A5EN'Y. "a str-ayr-
SWEDISH NURSE or CIIAMBERMAID-By
yS"ns s a%at a. yeHrs oS .- a a; 5tS%%s 20
taea a -S Ok sna s7ss p a ~ w.
seans.rssJes.
A DRFSSMAKER wishes a few more en-.
4. .iFr1,% els a "a .os s 49, near Va4ss
I ACE WORK. &e.-An expert LACE HAND
l. formerly IN r.o ,s c ls .na AT rssr
III tho ues manner cleans "a s9\ss ana aAs s 90
Ia the fancy storo
49, GTH-AVE.. one door from 25th-st., in
- lar dressing store "A rIs,,aisss ~ .Ss a.
sssL IN families 6e.t re'ereDees.
Wa.rasssa
WAITRESS-By an experienced waitress
w and s,a,s The OF siv@ and china aud gees ~
S l ssD s ssS %tsn scb a.. s1s IacaT
Miscailansous.
FREE "HOME" for the protection Of
p,r thesn. = 3tAaVe. eoFher IaGis a.
4 RhSPE TABLE woman to go ont by The
xorx :opi reference aear-ss s ist ave-. bosees
I'd aud S4th sts
4 LADY wishes a sTTUATTON AZ HOUSE
Que week EDNA. tribune odlce
At B DELI large and spacious rooms, $40
u rs las sfIvAHTS every p'sssLIit ana
M aiHSi and 70 GA iiiS i@ EDS -D1' 800 ''''''
4 SITUATION wanted by two respectable
-fAxsi I LESS tis c,h~r as wATT Gss boA
aru Thoroughly ooupsent and wel recommended oognty
kl,uIy afH LII
A IL parties wanting competent sERyANTS
n AMI wanting lTsod st.atisns si please can
a. s1a s's ssa. sas iss sc%s seneS rnaa
sweies &C. LADY. mais ssss ,san sn., =, .,r
/. RAY SOE ). proprietor. 501 ttIiave' near I'D -e
At PELTON Il Co, 64J 0th-aye.. bctwccn
rr lscon Of nrst Gas. sEitvGXTs. saR Ir,.u,i md
ato ss y s-4 o@SaIy va . s.r I.a. rs s~s
RAJ work Also coscncn. crowns gsrieDos farmers
COMPETENT HOUSEKEEpER-By nm Rn-
v xsh who e."ry way e~i-.a. Of taxing tau
o.rss mouse 90 noel e or country os .Ss
lsTH HONE BIZ khAu. :, e. ave-
CITY and country ladies' who wish to employ
~ al 0 o ar %.s cam r. scSs sssI :. cAHS
AGk.CI. % 9Th nr.s ior firiy years e-iabiisi
COOK AMI CHAMBERMAID, &c.-By tive
iamiJ Setwecn isn BIER besDo-- IA any
iss. both .s.,ia.- taIl al cAarKA
TnR's, - wsst tn o., c''rnsr oth ave-
lUUSEkEEPER-By an expi1crceu Ter
Il Il usu Young ~oanan. tA&e eusire charr o.
uous-hni management u help do narke.ii II Itquref
bt-lr CAL ~ "a aPbNAEis'as
% " cot llthst, C1srntr b'h ava
NANTtD-A situation a STkWARDESS
w on steamer. Address P. X T., r1mno Onoo
yVANTED-By u practical IiOUSEkEEPEn,
w OF god srecuye ABILITY. yoifon In widvwsr ism
Tx ~ loving oEircn. vn give them exectent srv'
nshe@t testimonials Address H. r. tribune ""'e
l,1ss brlaavny.
XVAlTrD-By practical Ii0CSEkEEPER
soea sassss,s .ny ss,ss" s.s.ss, . ssS
~. t..,,psniaia A.lr.s IA ~ Tribune uptssn oBlea
l.2to BsVAisay
IN East 22l-ST.-AR accomplished lSly ~
az t.nNKnN. 70 COMPANION " valid lad, -
-chshL Call for two days nou 10 " IL
az WEST 30TH-ST Two respectable
L4sb ycnns evs; COOK: ths ouhss - cnAhL
"a 4 10 spd WAIrlAE.sAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
Waters.

HAlteTY
A FIRST-CLASS Artery Dung man and
y vie PrOt-sttntsl GrSiciass - y DRf-10 and Han
separate city oOniry haze err ~ Of r. i,reno'A
an w ,.l ~ tLc nom =. RI iIl.AU. No. l:a 9th ave
NOOK and WAIrER-By Protestant China
- man. i cnniaicri or ~'i'r las
.i II ry references several year, VIII 20 CITY coun
1ry IuqIIre PIO IkoLA-'I AOAE 81 L.I.AU ios
SITUATION WANT.D-As WAII !
- Irfva e. family, hy young man tIelshl be- p
AdGi, IA. NJ. Tribune p t'"b once, l-oe ~
A,TTUAi ION WANTED ~ WAIT .i.-rv an
= ~. sh IIn, t.uT1IehJ com teL ~ Lis
duii Irs, rc.rruc Ainr s. g.. h. Up GOWN Tribune
once. L.. \ rna4r4y corner 3lsi-st
WAITER and TSEFUL.-A respectable
w y0uDs vino iorsTands Eis BUSINESS toroushy
also cleaning lsr Sri,ing sAlds ,Iy o. couhtr{
c.,l I ~ ODsAIsS A.
loo n, eat 3ii ST.. irSi"ay. lnlllIe for e. Nj
WAITER and USEFUL.-A Swi-s Protest
w ini man II hAc place in fr vai- family, Il IT
or runnir, Thoroughly rncr4 ANA wiling 80 ma
himself nHoiuL Apply a O)i...S ioo AHbHCf, 100
" est S4th H. CORNER Broadway.
WAITER and LAUNDRESS and CHAM
W HENHAT!.-An knGl Sh sant man and vie
lib. place ,osetle tr Ha ~ Iornagl " AIIEi.
ana BL ll.Ei- he wife a superior LACN DHfS- ana
Aluriencod Oh HfHMA p hoi can furnish uaonhi'-i
references. Apply III OD..LLH ADENCl 4O5 "tst Stt" 81
cOti,tr OF broadway. lhqrrH inr H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

iii MESH 2GT II-~T-A rrspettabIr young
Il giri 10 30 IOUSEWOnK III small priv sts family
gUOi city rreT.Hcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
Wa.trasses.

an experienced waitress
w and mi Is OF svef and china and ;pts ~
~ sinc 5aaA .yc lras inOBiais Cal at al
jt ave- ast wern 81 aDI 9Tlhsts JACL IN BIZ kEAC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

AlDt GTH-AVE, one door from 25th-st-, in
81 hair dressing nTstGisss DREr>N hEbs
uafut otter aud ,tslisb rer viii by tina dag %
" sol la families bcs ressreDeeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes 70 60 ont
y S Gay a 10 rrrsrrnoe No. $50 East sssnst two
siaiIs sack.
4 RESPECTABLE woman to do gcntlemcn's
n WASi ING and REPAIRING, al dozen or gD olt by
80 day Cali al BOG West q ths. room II top dor
4 RESPECTABLE Protestant widow woman
solicit SoI 6 r n sS@e Sa the p. o. % re- m
~ u.s a 81 .thst. lst door. bacA room
| .AUNDRESSmBy a young woman, as first T.
up d ales aneres prI STYLE can furnish The
hist city re,er neC Apply 1t oDELLs Agency No I'm
AUNDRESS by an experienced woman,
- COOL family llunfress can PM l,.s', 11r
e ea to bas bss r"esmmsadan Can ios stav,
between SIN and 9th Sta ap ala IA
ArNDRESS, or COOK, WASHER, AMI
L. f..oN En- ~ Young wnni NE place In pr
val family Anpders coE or roo, exc. lni
good good r %sa nee Apply al oDLibs xGENcY 80
sab b.. CORNER Broadway.
AI'NDREss. CHAMBERMIAD and LAUN-
L. M Fine Waning BY highly r,slrctI1I, young
Wunan IL thorough anndr Frunch Tin9, box pihi my.
80 e. aesis .iiSona. soScr honest heal kiS ami obi:
inT eoin.ry or eiIy Apply a. SooAHAA p 'o ''H"'e-
On WEST 2fTH-ST at present employer
.)O siri nrs' tl.s, LAu DtisS IN pr1 yar
0I- WEST l9TH-ST.-A respectable wo-
wis,rs 10 60 "ut by tn" day waSHiN " and
Oln 3D-AVE., between 24th aud 25th-sts.-
81 Anle ainni-on ~ GTstelAss Lay .A -,
understands brrinrsr
country. AL GayA
CAQ WEST 1sTH-ST.-A young woman az
sftC Gr,IoIaAs LAUNDRE,S: usdsrstaDds all kinds 81
dating ami putting no objection ." the o"uhuyi god
city reforences -
.)cS WEST 35TI-ST. \ respectable girl rs
washing best city rpttronce irom last place
Ladies' Hatis.
ADY'S MAID-By respectable German
Protestant 1rl lady maid and Sramsress scarborough
hair rr AMI drc'~iaer operates Oh wheoor Wilson'S
UDELLS AGENCY. 100 West Jitb St, rorncr Broatway.
MAID and SEAMSrkESS.-A French young
VI An, s excellent hsir-frcss sri AIrt
cass dr-s nAk~ would Ike place in ciiy or eouna{ ,i
for french 100 ives, S4th iroadway
xVANTED-A situation by young woman
w 40 MAIL and SUAMS1 RFSS, Olaecti0n Ia travel
the best Of city rsfsr-nca <0e Wst 26thst
Nlr,sa
CHT. DREN'S NURSE, &c.-By n tidy, COM
~ parent girl with nve ref Is Kind AMI patient
WITH ohl4ren god chsInberIzid general aau-snsd.
PfsGr ESrAST HOME BU iiEA o, lss oh ava
NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS.-Ry q young
~ yuoug Ensish woman OF ronn,nent and experience
very kil,l, With chifrvn cy country Cal At No l06
stirsve. between sth snd s,n --'s,, mp stairs
NUkSE-By All English Protestant woman Of
81 hiziy ecemnended 10y private aInliy doctors Sci
invalid noathy sss. nranrs 1ur1 nxhy respectable.
sober honest nf ooi E,ns makes herself useri country or
Bro nfsaiS S ~ -
NURSE TO GROWN CHILDRES-By q re-
~ fined yOuDx woman with excellent stfnosias A. 20
shsrseiiy srseu.Diy would nko 10 tas of
an fI ~ =, ss.,S home ,S,Sra M q " A. oirs
AGEACr. So Zoe wesI sSth st. corner Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furnished ROOMS to
~ LET with BOARD. Al very modoTlto pro, OftS en-
4 TarT, sf4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

90 EAS. 10TH ST. near University place
81 a andarn-sy FIItNI ShED tO0MH to LET in pr,
va- FAMILY gonumoa cny reforeBo1s
gure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

A1c WEST 51ST-ST-A respectable young
ID WON " a. gnssd pair 'Npk. WASH and hon El-
q ln xrnt raj hOus good 'lfcnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

DARTIES wishing to make permanent ar
raugesnerts the coming VIII IND p1'nNArt
EroM aud ,od IS LnfAyetteplaee; ruereaiees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

VIuO LRT-A handsomely furnished ROOM
i for n;ieusn n Ewitirnan aud wife. at ~ psf
srr-k Al " 80. 90 ktrti AesIry-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

-E 9TH-ST.. between Broadway and Uni
ID vrli, rvao family viii let out their lariOr
sIaOR eloa dy furnished suite separate moderate
,snt IN ,,et psrties bres desired reference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

COOk, &C.-By a young English woman, To
- CUOK. WASH and IRON Respectable aui ol'ginH
biscuit &C. oty tntry; go io place oi nrs
No 100 D0t" cen otl and "tsS np
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

4 YOUNG man will give 500 to any person
uroc,rtr MIN STU Alto I'm grncerv or qunr S:0re
ynoA reftenos yeIs expieno Address NJ H. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

A BRAUTIGhMs Upright and Square
~. PIANOS srcopd 10 none prices moderate 100
slaliy hand large aSrormnt 81 saspnd hand ma
from 1cs, makers and secondhand Ia resL
arrIo a. - Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
Mlscailalsous.

4 FREE "HOME" for the protection Of
homer-s giris nal permanent loues be PROVIDED
4 Lh.aN of lsl.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

- BEDFORD-ST.. Ninth Waid.-FTont
% ROOM s,ronA story pantry ana all eoD-
yeniuesr 20 Lar with BOARD: trnis reasonable a. =
pernaDeat party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes 70 60 ont
1 y by the da, 10 do " A. HING or iRONlNG or HOUSE
CLEAN ING l,ol reference No $50 East S6thst. two
siaIIA blCA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
Boura ano Rooms.

HANDSOMELY furnished ROOM to lot
~ second hoor front l57 West Houston s'' Hear M"'
st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

yNANTFD-Ry Scotch married man,
W SITUATION ~ CO GILMAN. gardener. or iaT7nri'
WITH cottage wife Lit pRE,s or GaIg; no incnm
branco BEST OF reference Address J. q, No 1thsVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
.ER. HORSES and USkFUL WAN.

Ger nan vutng -4al woU Era lirr o taxa care o
tn, 49, a min gar Iel4ug. naee himself hs'f
can frni-h rrfere hIrir AZ yDEiIS Aht-NCf' No
lUg " esi SAN 81, cOrneT broadway. lhqLdo Tor IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

ATE DELI large and spacious rooms, $40
and 342 4th ave. b. ioI' ~ siaI large humhsr
ass Sfl!NA NrS ~ every tsriyIii psestui ana
4 athuJ for NJ country aLe. WALTERS COACH
al "a A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

4 RESPECTABLE woman to do gcntlemcn's
\ WASTING and REP IRINd. al dozen or go ont BY
a. day Cali al 2O6 " est - ihst Il top r0T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

4 SCOTCuMAN aud WIFE want situations
\ 4, T. IA L-M.A.,, DAI.JsN FAEM r.it "th cot
A. . vile ~ LAGNbk..S1 DAI4il best VI Reference
LLA M. ~. j. 4 40. . n AAc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Squire and
~ Upr.At N REEr SILL rlrsp. sales on rasy
moltll, pa insnts Cali a. VI. NJ aE.HEi.L> No UpioS
sgna iBJ Fourth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

LADY wishes n SITUATION AZ HOUSE
n EEEPElL LADY'S COMPANION or PRIVATE sIAEllE-
TAN Is WI efuca,s. ob,e,tos TO travel Address
one week EDNA. Tribune OHce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

4 DRtSSMAkEK wisnts rev MOrr m
xagrncnts III day week. or viii take s"rA homo
a al a. r - Al % DO.H Iig a.. near Sh7c<
I ACE WORK, &e.-An expert LACE HAND
t,rtIrrly forcyOman IN a whOlusalr IvtIsc makes ~
a.. ~ arr fnm or stnal rms cleans and repsrf
.c- IN tho cst manner; cleans I'D gloves and makcs
human gOi Ca or bifrss LACHHOttA. Soi ON t1s.
la fancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
Farmers.

EARM HAND.-A strong young man wonld
like a pac- do general farmw"rS understands tang
~ cair milking. irving. and can ii7I
wages modt Apply at OpILI'S AGENtf Io' "c''
S+ji-st, Hrundway. Inquire ior D.
XNANTED-A situation as FAkMtK. Dy
w einele man thoroughly un tr7anie tig cilf
NJ tftleuan's hor~s j. cool mixer ~
COWS II $50 Irrti ana wOul gent mans piAoi no
go0 ndations Can BE- on az No 70 wao5l st.
or address w. y. Tribune Onire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

no. EWOAnsT. DERXEL i IlrISE, May /. lH73
TT'HE SUBSCRIBERS have this day formed
4 nsrtn,rs1ip under The hrn name 81 r. =. MJNit0E
lGT transaction Of goncfaa commission hLsia.- Ia
aLo,ks bnnds nd gold l. :. MT'NKCE-
' &. WILLARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
llusirIl Instruments.

4 LARGE assortment Of very inc PIANOS
~ and ORGANS Tor ~: NJ and SALE AZ lOv lrs Stis
way. Hslct Davis Worcester sad otlrrA BEftsY Co.
10 Broad Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

- young sr II years od: hiSHIy rrconinri'd
Present employer an D- seen 40 Ozl btdfo 20
~ cen 18th snd 31Ln-ais-, Up sIrs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-12-11
A SUBSTITUTE FoR LEATHER

A SUBSTITUTE FoR LEATHEa-A
substitute for natural leather is described
in the French journals As now coming
into use, in which the grains Of all known
varieties such as basil, seal, morocco,
etc, are reproduced with remarkable
fidelity. In the process of granting, a
real seal of any kind which it is desired
to initiate is taken as a model, and from
this RI impression is obtained on sheets
of fibrous pulp by enormous pressure.
The artificial stuff is obtained in any
color, and while it is said to cost only
about one-eight as much As leather, it
possesses some advantages over leather
which, It is presumed will make it a
commercial success. For one thing, it is
stronger than leather of the same thick
ness, and is of uniform quality. Forty
or fifty forms may be cut at time,
whereas the blemish that occur in natu-
raj leather nccessitates each form being
Gu. singly. even by experienced hands.
The manufactured article is not liable to
soil. and is waterproof
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-12-11
Repairing Ruhbers.

India rubber shoes and boots are fire.
quently made useless by a slight cut OF
hole, which q little cement would repair
To prepare the cement cut virgin or na
tive India rubber with wet knife into
the thinnest possible slices. Then with
shears divide these into threads % fine
as fine yarn. Put . small quantity Of
these shreds (say one-tenth or less Of the
capacity of the bottle) into a wide
mouthed bottle, and gil it three-qnartert
full of benzine, of good quality, perfectly
free from oil. The rubber will swell
almost Immediately, and in few days,
especially if we'll shaken, assume the
consistency Of honey. Ifitis inclined to
remain in undissolved masses, more
benzine must be added but If too thin
and watery it needs more rubber. A
piece of solid rubber the size of a walnut
will make pint of the cement. This
cement dries in q few minutes, and by
using three coats in the usual madneI
will unite leather straps, patches, rubber
soles, backs of books, ETC., with exceed.
ing fismness. The India rubber, unvul.
canized, can be obtained at most large
stores where rubber goods are sold, and
at some drug stores.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-12-11

WASHING BLACK PRINTs.-A sub.
scriber desires to know the best method
of washing black calicoes. She should
put the whole dress into the kettle OF
suds which have been used for boiling
the white clothes, and let it boil for ten
minutes; then take it out into blued
water, and rub out any spots which can
be seen. Rinse it thoroughly, and if it
needs to be starched, make the starch
with coffee rather than with boiling
water. [ have seen a dress that was
washed and done up in this manner,
within a week, and 1 supposed it was
newly made-so clearly white were the
spots, and so bright the black ground.
work. All dark-colored calicoes will
look better if done up in this manner
but ouly the darkest shades should be
boiled, using the coffee starch for all
browns, and also for brown linen of all
shades.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-12-11
THE OLD MAN AT THE FAIR.

Our fairs ne runnin' down, wife; they are not
like the Airs Of old
Where took the prizes for bread and for butter
syellow Is gold;
There were hundreds Of useful things that were
well worth SEEM then;
Now, dozens Of racin' horses, and hundreds of
bcttin' men!
What all this sportin' will come to is more than
1 now can tell;
But, somehow, it seems like the downward road
tOh-; well,
I may be . little harsh, but I'm speaking the
simple truth,
For bettin', racIn', and drinkin' are the foes
our noble youth.
How is it about the girls2 They, too, from thief
path have strayed;
didn't see one = showin' the butter they had
made;
They stood in their pony phatons, with wom-
an'sease and grace.
And shouted as loud a. any when favorite won
the race.
All eyes were watching the track; the race was
every mans theme;
And said to myself, SIS this fair or is it only
dream?"
saw bout . dozen boys lookin' round at the
sheep and swine,
And the frosts Of seventy Winters had silvered
their heads like mine.
Why don't they change the name. when the
wrong name it has got?
No longer call it fair, but an agricultural trot
Then men will not be takin, things for sensible
folks to see,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-12-11

DouGHNUTs.-Take eggs; beat we'll
have your pot on The FIRE and your LARD
all melted ready to fry the nuts. Take
3 tablespooafuls Of tho melted lard, :
heaping cups, of sugar, rolled; sifI
about three pints Of -four, put it in the
bread-bowl, make round place in the
middle of the -four to hold your eggs
when they are beaten, pour them into
the -four; now the sugar, then the melted
lard, now J teacup OF sour cream or
buttermilk, into which put one heapiIg
teaspoonfnl of soda; beat up the milk
ard soda till it foams pour that among
all the rest now PIT in ground CHINA
mon to suit or any other. spice you like
best. And now the secret comes. II
you want them good don't mix quick,
but take your time; work and squeeze
the cggs. lard, sngar, etc, backward and
forward through the fingers until it will
he stiff and make dough in spite of you.
When You fry, try and keep the grease
at a regular heat, and not too hot, but
fry quickly. Make the dough about as
stiff As biscuit dough.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-12-11
Marriage Among the Esquimaux.

In an an account of the marriage cere
monies of the Esquimaux given by DIR
Hayes he says: "The match is made BY
the parents of the couple. The bride
groom must go out and capture a pola,
bear as an evidence of manly courage
and strength. Then he is told that he
can, marry, if so inclined, and, like mos
bachelors, he is generally inclined. He
sneaks behind the door of his inamorate
and when she comes out he pouRces
upon her and undertakes to bear hel
away to his dog sledge. She screams,
bites, kicks and breaks away from him.
He chases her, and the old women of the
come out with frozen strips
of seal skin and give her thwack. AT
ter running the gauntlet of these old
women. she falls down exhausted and
surrenders. The bridegroom then lashes
her to his sledge, and, whipping up his
dogs, they fly over the frozen snow, and
the wedding is consummated."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-12-11
What | Have Seen.

Some one who has seen goodly share
of the world, tells some things he has
seen:
I have seen young man sell good
farm, turn merchant, and die in an insane
ASYLUM.
l have seen a farmer travel about so
much, that there was nothing at home
worth looking after.
have seen a man spend more money
in folly than would support his family in
comfort and independence.
l have seen young girl marry q
young man of dissolute habits and repent
it as long as she lived.
l have seen q man depart from truth
where candor and veracity would have
served him to much better purpose.
Ihave seen the extravigance and folly
of children bring their parents to poverty
and want, and themselves to disgrace.
Ihave seen a prudent and industrious
wife retrieve the fortunes of the family
when her husband pulled at the other end
of the rope.
have seen q young man who despised
the counsels of the wise, and advice of
the good, and his career ended in poverty
and wretchedness.
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THE WEEKLY SUM-.
l776. NEW YORK. 1876.
I776.

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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-12-11

The bodies of growing children are
soft and tender, easily made to grow in
either normal or abnormal shape. Now
TO- grow normally requires constant
change of position and freedom of limb
1t also requires exercise to make the
blood flow and load it with fresh air
Now, confinement in q school room
unless strict attention is given to air and
exercise, prevents their free development,
and causes deformity. The only remedy
is to make physical culture as prominent
as mental, thing not yet done by any
means in even the best schools.-Herald
of Health.