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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-08-31
a Sap that Ccst q Life.
".. .aeNew Orleans Democrat

... me NEE ts cans Democrat
-t O'Clock last evening, at the corner
C Evia=r1e and Claibourre streets, Geo.
,u..lauua. cigar-maker by occupation,
was oHc-ol up q bloody sacrifice at the
hands Of Geo. Trevalon, who, after slaugh
tcrmg his victim, walked leisurely to the
Fourth Precinct Station and surrendered
himself 10 Capt. lay, carrying with him
the keen-edged weapon, dripping with III .
murdered mans life blood. Trevalon en-
lored the station perfectly tranguilized, as
II nothing had happened to mar his world
II happiness.
c. =. Ray, on being put in possession Of
these facts, dispatched four officers TO the
scene of The tragedy, and but little tim
had elapsed when they returned, bearin
the liieless body Of George Guillaume. The
accused, on being interviewed as to the
causes which led TO the killing, stated that
for the past eight years the deceased had
been in the employ of his father, A. F.
Trevalon, a cigar dealer, doing business at
the corner OF Esplanade and ROYAL streets
Friday evening he was sent TO the Raquet
grounds TO bring back little son of mine,
who, some three days ago, had ran away
from the store. About $50 o'clock he re-
turned 10 my father and stated that he
could not get the boy. !, who was present
at the time, remarked that | could bring
the boy back. This seemed to anger Gull
laume, who, in an offensive way, remarked,
"Iou could not get that boy and another
thing, my language was not addressed 10
you, and If you were not in the store /
would slap your face"
My father then asked me to be quiet and
not 10 raise disturbance on the premises
The deceased, who still seemed to be eager
Tor fight of some kind, put n his oar
again and said: "If you'll come TO Clai-
borne street, j will put my threat into exc
cutioD.' 1 replied that he need not bother |
about going such distance. but slap nv
face where l stood. We then started out |
together, and hardly reached the corner of |
Claiborne and Esplanaae streets, when he |
did put his threat into execution, and gave
me the back Of his hand across the mouth,
but before he had time to try that game
second time i plunged my weapon, which
was double-edged dirk, into his neck. / |
then came TO this station and surrendered
myself.
The deceased body was also brought to
the Fourth Precinct Station, and on exami-
nation II was found that the wound had
penetrated the right side OF the reck lust
below the ear, seyering the iugular vein
and causing instant death.
Guliiaume was about thirty-three years
Of age, and leaves a wife anu several chill.
tren.
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ElectricityT Llfe--IS Health
PaOh'S EleCtlO-V -VOltaic Chain Belt.

WIVES q continuous currer, Of eie ,triciry
" without shocks, peTmeates and vita ICES The
eatire system, increases the circulation. aids
digestion, regulates the secretions, tones UP
tae nervous centres and cures chronic and ner-
tbus diseases where all other remedies have
fiiled, 1t il endorsed by the most eminent ply.
slclins in Europe and America. Send !Jr lam
phleIS aud T. stimonials Address
PAOLI BELT CO., IL Union Square n Y
r % Box 3s5 Say what pa,,r.
To the Intelligent Public:
Beware Of cOnnierfeIts, Quackery and 'mpns-
IOrs. The Paoli E!eclro-VolIaic Chain Belt
as tn. only genuine patented belt in the United
States and Canada. and We warn the incCetu-
ious 10 beware OF counterieits, as sOms unprin-
;iPled partie' in TINS AMI 9th II cities are using
Jur name and trade mark tor the purpose OF de-
cepti IN and 10 tOist up IN u public u worthless
adIcc.
n e. All communication relating TO the belt
SnOuld he addressed only TO tie Office OF the
aoli Belt Co., II Union Square, New York.
june6-dhw
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Norwich Bulletin: A fashion exchange
says that thereafter belts will be dispensed
with in ladies costumes" A belt il . great
aid in defining the waist, but around here,
if they have got to be given up, every young
man will try TO put his arm in the rieht
place the first time, even if the night i
dark.
William I. Adams-moetly known to tie
boys a. ''Oliver Optic"-serioualy injured
his spine. At Dorchester recently, b fsiiine
out OF . window. This mannsr a a1ftin4
out of . house Is mot to be encouraGa, paf-
ticulaxiy n night; bot seoe diseingIished
nen have been known to aaopt il
John I. Asxandac, Il NmYan county,
nlinoiA Who did IL oehG day, oWw1 "
900 hs9a of eastle.
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MEDICAL.
OVARIAN TUMOR,
Of Zen Years Growth Cured
By Dr. RalVay's Remedies.

IHAvE HAD As OVARIAN TUMoR IN TIE
OyARIsS AND B. Wells FOR TEN YEARS.
LSN ARBoR, Dec. "a, 1875
DR.. RADwAY: That others may be benefued,
maze this afSment:
have had an Ovarian Tumor in the Ovaries
and lowe Tor ten yesrs. l lried the best psysi-
clans o. this place and ofhers without any oeoe-
fit Ii grow ing at such ra pidity that / could
not have lived Gceh ionge. A fIiend Ct mine
induced me TO try Railways fsmedies hal
not mach iaith in them, bat finally, after mu.
deliberaiioB 4 tried them.
puI uIehased six bottles Of tie Resolvent, two
boxes OF the Pills, and tgo bottle. OF lie Relief.
l usei those without any apparent benefit. L tie
Of TIE K-sol,ent, two Of tn Relief. and two box
Is II Pills. Before they were gone l Lad LOST
twenty. i've pounds.
1 continued ts the meiicine until / was
cine about i've months. and curing that time,
lost 1orty live pounds. In ali TOOK three dozen
bottles OF the Re-olvent, six bottles Relief, and
six boxes of the Pill.
gratitude TO God for his nelp in my deep atl'c-
tioc. To you, Sir and your wonderful med cine
{ feel deeply indebted, and my prayer IS tnAI il
may be Is much Of blessing TO others as 1t has
been to nae.
(Signed. MRS. E Z. BIbD1SS.
Mrs. bibbins who makes the above certif ate
Is the person for whom 1 requested you TO seGd
medicine in June, 1879. The medicines ato'e
stated were bOught OF me, with tne exception OF
what Was scnt ~ her by you. 1 may cay that
her statement is correct without qualification
lSigned, l.. C. LkEch.
Druggist and Chemist. Ann Atbor, Mich
This Iuay certify that Mrs. BibUi"s, who
makes the above Certificate, 10 and has he N ioT
IN stated are undoubtedly and undeniabiy correct.
Any one Who knows Mrs. Bibbns, will believe
her statfmen lsinged, BssJ. ID. CodE r,
L. Il. POND, MAsY h. POND. MARY Co'kks
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THE DEAD SPEAKER.

President Grants tribute to Speaker
Kerr was kindly and graceful one. After
speaking of Mr.. Kerr as "a mad of great
intellectual endowments, large culture, and
great probity and earnestness in his devo-
ton to public interests" the PreaJent
says:
The body over which he had been select
ed TO preside not being in session to render
its tribute of affection and respect to the
memory of the deceased, the President in
vites the people of the United States TO a
solemn rebognitIon of the public and pri-
vate worth, and the services of pure and
eminent character,
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Hit the Mark.

The Pittsburg Commercial makes a bulls
eye shot in this: "The man who did the
most service for JEFF Davis Coniederscy.
stands the best chance of receiving reward
trom the Democrats. The worst copper
heads In the North, and the worst rebels in
the South, are almost invariably the men
selected TO I'LL the leading Offices of trust
and power In the gift of the Democratic
party.n
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John White and Alhce Agar started for
aclergyman's house at Scarborough. Enc.
land, to get married. They were very poor
and ont of work. On the way they seem 10
have decided not to strive together for pros
perity and happiness, for they committed
suicide BY drowning.
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DOCTOR WHITTIER.
Gf- e. Ch.-le. ST Sc. I,cu, NJ,
HAIR DYE.

DATCHEI.O.'S CELEBRATED HAIR DIVE
ID best in the world. The inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for q years, with bene-
fit to the haI and no iaiury to his health: proof
thGt it is only true and perfect Dye. Harm
less, reliable. instantaneous. No disappoiDt-
ment: no ridiculous tints; remedies the Ill ei-
fects OF bad dyes; leaves he hair sort and beau
tiful, Black or Brown. Sold aud prOp,rly ap-
piled at RATCHELOR'S Wig Factory. 70. Ii
Bond street, ". Y. Nol1 by all druggists.
BatchelOr's srssiye Soap remove stains from
the fingers. skin. &c.
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MEDICAL.
DIR, WHITTIER


GiJ 81. Charles street, ST Louis. re.
--rn ta7ss- e--1r-z - s---ii t-.a.-asr- rf u
l-.eeT l2TieTeai, Sexual ana Chronic Diseases
-s22nlils- Gcroyrhora. c.sst, Structure.
Ss-altis. Hern'a, Or Rupture, AZ UrinaFy
MS s5-z- Sg-'lii.s'c % frIetcGrteI aff,c-
Us - - t1roit- s<in - ScEes, are tre,-ed
49, - - G L. ? s-lg lfit- r-1-iriss-
Sperr1 2torrhGa- Sexual DEBILITY ard
sse-ses AZ nl.tar.r yss-s ot,er e.sscs sui ~sch
s5-as ef ta- f5!losns erec:s: as-ro n,s. .,-,,-.
s.so-s. GsSil;y -.sss Of si,ss ss,,er,r. ,,.-a-,
s &c re S-es yifsf-sl iscss aper,son % so-.-, >,
e5l-,os ~ yf.eds loss erse-ss, rorc, .,e res
g-1aa aea.iy egref P.n8a-l Z Is p.rrs, r.'sppya
- sat trsec-sS e.reic5S, ssr postage
Diseases peculiar to women, ,s-a ..
-arH'rrs1 Byf-:.7'Tr.9a iese--hseti ESleo--Ar- 5.
- ca.7-os's. hte-se's7t ssrLsesr.s7,, srtAs .c-,
ris, ef,, sl--e-s-qlly treated Deser:p,iv. nar~,
eat ftGlSd FOE sAmPs With e-p@=.eaee -
Id u.n Eissef svtcatths oysieisr treat ~ ne.
ais Il eases every selzires great skl Pkg.ic,
trssils tas f-qu.ntlv reronnsnd pers,ns 10 nv eaT,
ilsi-t hasn Is inecaverieat visit city for tr
mat 1ed;eines Be- express
Cl--Aoe sssss eaar,atcs where sos eIs.s
.ass Oci-s sSU-s: %. N. tcI P. n. snnt.ys /. 70
dI-s-t C sls st>s- II ri-ht ring the Doc- Bel,
1ss tsS saert 10 Whole h09 Of roSr,., Is tie
nt rtN-s!s- II TIE County, enorAelng Receptaa Al
'5zsGs sca roens, BeariinI and sfevi1g apar,nsnts:
W s -ieiassuses iA- ,.elishIa.a are preparcf
la - v1-trt o.: all the Library, where the old .li
Stest s.s1sri -rks nf al the schools medicine are
found 49, A1st-.i Fls~s. ifs size ana eolored TO ie
!. -!-T-. G. ad.,io7s, xsich esye eeen p-a-u ed
fs.lg BE-. rrsIrfaes. Of sIrease. AID not 70 10
20 i L.-r.rs IN III. ei;y. TA Libs.-y 10
.....r g. o callers. ASdrsss abs-s-
s-S-zs--S--.z--S-L.ar-.. = r ..z=zts14l1n1kllGsullz :.
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D. CROWLEY.

DLUMBER AND q AS FILTER, 2oi Delaware
l. street. good stock of ali kinds Of Pump.
and Gas Fixtures Al~ay. on hand. Wors done on
short po,ice and satisisction glaranreed ASenr
or Aoiincani CImaa Wind Mills tsni-79-t.
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The Third District.
lErOm the EmpOria News. Z
THOMAS RYAN.

We take pleasure in hoisting the name
Of Hon. Thomas Ryan, the Republican
nominee for Congress in this district, and
will do all in our power for his election.
Mr.. Ryan has been resident of Topeka
for many years, and for a long time held
the important Office OF county attorney. lie
has also been assistant United States attor-
ney for some two years He is brilliant
and successful lawyer, and 3 brainy, warm
hearted man, a good speaker, a hard
worker, and q man whom we be-
ieve will make good Congress
man. We believe he differs with many
politicians in one particular-he has a
heart. II We mistake not the man, there is
none of the cold, selfish, snaky, and Shiny
characteristics which belong 10 30 many
men of position. He is an open, frank
man, and when he says thing you can rely
upon him. And he possesses another good
point. He is Republican OF clear and
well-detined views. That's good enough
But We will hold. Tom is coming around
TO see Us all, and we want the people 10
come and see him and hear him talk.
COL. PLUME AT WICHITA.
There was an enthusiastic ratification
meeting at Eagle Hall, Wichita, on Friday
evening last, after the ad journment Of the
Republican Congressional Convention. Coils.
Buck and Plumb, OF Emporia, Hon. Thos.
Ryan, the nominee for Congress, and Col.
s. y. Wood made speeches, which were all
good and well received. That of Colonel
Plumb surprised even his friends and ac-
quaIEtances. Those who had heard the
gentleman often say it was the best speech
by all odds they had ever heard him de-
liver. Others pronounced it the best polIt-
ical speech they had ever heard in this
State.
OF its ability and earnestness the audience
a-tested by the closest attention for an hour
and half. We have seldom seen a speak
er exercise 4 greater power over an audi
enoe, or command a greater degree OF al
iention, throughout, than did the Colonel
on this occasion. lie did good work for the
cause, an left good and lasting impres-
sion .1T re entire Republican ticket. His
utter nee were full Of the best points, and
no speech that viii be made in this Con-
gre pa district will do more to strength !
On ,.r party than this one did. il was
Chez. a-lrtily throughout its entire de- |
lrar~ r-' 20 its close. To Use homely |
. WIS regular old ''clinchcr.' /
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perfectly .tasteless, eli gantiy coated With .veei
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Badway's Pills, for the cure OF al
dis Eaers Of the stomach, Liver, Bowels, Xidneys
oi.ader, Eervous Disas headache, ConstiEa-
ton, So,tiveaess, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, :, BIZ
liousress, bilious Fever, Il dau .iisn Of the
Bowels. Piles, and all arrangements OF the inter
nal viscerA- MaTranten to etect q positive cure
Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury, mIner.
ais, or de.eterious drugs.
s0Obs< rye the following symptoms resulting
Gom Disorders Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Plies, kullneas of she
Blood In the Head, Aeidity Of the stomach.
Naasea, Heartburn. Disgust Q. Food, Fuilness OF
weight IN the .tomaeh, sour Eruptions, einking
or , flatterings in the Pit Of the Stomach, SWIM
ming OF the Head, Hurried and D,,neuit Br,;ath-
ing. fiuiterings AZ the Heart CHOKING or euaoeat-
ing sensation whel in . Lying Posture, Dimness
Of Vision, Dots Of Webs before the sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head. De6cisncy II Psrspira.
eton, 1eiiowneo Of the Sk1n and Eyes, Pains in
tns sAdes Chest lambs, and sudden Flushes Of
Heat Burning in the Flesh.
A ew doses u kADWAY'S PILLS will free the
Zseem iron all the shove named disorders. Price
. cens per box. soid BY d.ugSista.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

fINOk the speedy Cure of Seminal we,k us g.
- Lost Manhood AID all disorders brought Dy
fndiscretious excess. Any Druggist hss the In.
gradients.
Address DAVIDSON CO., Box a2ss, Hcw
SoIk. septi -esiS va
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Curative Ointment.

Splendid Household Remedy; no family
should be without it Ii cures burns chilblaIns,
sore heads. eruptiops OF the kin, hives, ezema.
poisonous bites, g.. s.. Its value cannot be
told IN an adyertISg ment. Try one box and you
will never want 20 he " thout 4. Sold ty all
Druggists, ami at Raiehelor's Factory. No. 10
Bond street, New io K.
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DR.. JAMES

pil, ase,. forms II Is We known that DR. james
has stood at the head o; the profess on Tor q
wear. Age and experience are 4 limp rfanf.
Stmtna1 Weakness, ight lose, By dreams
pimBies On the face lost msnhao7, can positiv-
ely be cured Ie6is. wanting the most daliSat.
attention, call or write. Plea-ant home for D
tents. book for the million. MARRIAGE
eaite, which tells you all about these diseases
who shoCld marry-vhy not-l0 cents To ay
postage. Dr. James has 30 rooms and parior.
You see no one but the doctor. Office hours,
a NJ. 10 : P. NJ Sundays, 10 to l.. AL busi-
e<s strictly confidential uay6 t&x-lII
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VIBRATOR

WITHOUT ONE FAILURE Or REJECTION
This is the famous Thresiius machine dat has
Swept the field aud created such a revolution IN tie
trade Ly its NATcElEss GRAI.-SAyING sxp 1IrIrS.v-
sx..p min
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In iammatIon Of the Kidneys, Inflammation OF t lie
Bladder, inflammation Of the bOwes Aumps,
"ougesfion OF the Lungs, sore ThIoa-, Dif-
hcuit Br~sthing, fslpita ion OF the
Heart, Hysterics, roup, Diph-
therIa. Cata- h, Infuenzi,
Headache, Too,hsehe, Neu-
ralSia. rheumatism,
Cold Ih,lls, Asue
Chills.
The application of :he Ready Relief TO the part
parts where the pain or difficulty exists will af-
:Ord eass and comfort
Twenty drops in half Q tumber of water will. in
Q lev minutes, cure Cramps, Sprains, sour
stomach. Heartburn, Sick htadaeh-, Dianhsa,
DyeenteTy, ChoIc, ~ ind in the Bowels, snc all
internal paina
Tavelers should always carry . bottle Of RAD
Ways READY kELlEF with them. leg
1rC FIN wa;er will prevent ckness of pains from
change Of water. IL is better than Fpn b Brandy
BitS<rs as . stimulnnt.
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The 0nLE PAIR RENkDY

That instantly stops the most eacrucisipz pains;
allsys inflammation and cures congestivns " hether
OF the Lungs, stomach, Bowels or other gland or
organs, On one application.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-23
Insects on House Plants.
For the Indiana Farmer.


At this SEASON of the year it is neces-
sary for the careful housewife to watcli
her plants closely so as to keep away all
intruders. The old adaGe that an
ounce of prevention is worth more
than "A pound of medicine is very true
in this case. find thgt one or two
good smokings with tobacco previous
to placing them in their winter quar-
sers. and good weekly washing with
carbolic soap subs afterward. will keep
them clean, healthy, and free from in
the inexpel fenced flower grower, the
aphis or plant-louse and the so-callcd
red spider Will be likely To give SOME
trouble. The aphiS make their appear
ance ON such plants us have not thor
Ougn drainage, and whose roots are i'll
an unhealthy sodden conditions; after
giving good smoking in "A close closet
Tor large dry goods box, they should be
cleaned 10y washing with carbolic SOAP
suds, repntted, and the old decayed
roots cut away; be sure in repotting tn
give good drainage and use handful
of pounded or broken charcoal at the
bottom uf the pot. Give them Il got d
snnny window and it is not likely the
insects will return Ia annoy you. The
red spider loves dry. hot atmosphere.
such rs Is found in most parlurs and
sitting rooms. Plants kept III kitchens
are not quite us liable To- these pests, as
the steam and moisture from the ket-
ties upon the range or stove obviates
this difficulty in "A measure. They art
so minute (uo Lirger than Il pin 5 point
that many plant IL ruined before the
housewife detects THEN danger. Where
they are badly infested il is better 10
throw them away 1T once. III MT many
insects are found they may be eradicated
by constant washing. This is the only
means. for they dislike water. | i'm
morse all small plants when give them
th-ir weekly bath, which is much bet
ter than simply sprinkling them. and
those plants most liable to be affected
by these insects get an extra washing
now and then. The scale INSECT is
sometimes seen on iyirs. Oleanders, and
other hard wood. d plants, but Fl, quent
wasI.ings with carb0lic soap suds will
eradicate them. and does not injure the
plants in the least, for | have tried it
for several seas0lls. and think il more
eflicscious than any either remedy. Let
any one follow these rules, and above
all do not try to keep diseased, infrst-
eel plant among your healthy, clean
ones, and you will have very litlletroub-
I le
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-23
DOMESTIC.

BAKED EGGS-Break carefully on
u buttered plate, sprinkle over with
salt and bake in the oven until they are
the desired degree nf hardness; unless
watched closely tLrv are liable TO bake
too hard.
WHITE MOUNTAIN CAKE-Two cups
of sugar. three eggs, three cups Hour.
One cup milk, two teaSpoonfuls cream
tartar. one trIspoonful soda, four tai
blespoonfuls melted butter, Il little salt
and essence.
ORANGE PUDDING-FOur sweet or
anges peeled and picked Ia pieces aud
put in a deep pudding dish with two
cups of sugar; pat a quart of milk, lie
yolk of three eggs, and two dessert
spoonfuls of corn starch on TO boil.
Take off, conlit, and pour il over the
padding. and place i'm the oven until it
is of light brown color.
FILLING FOR LEMON PIEs-Rub
smooth in some cold water, two table
spoonfus of corn starch ;add two cups of
boiling water and stir until it looks
clear. Pour into dish, add two cups
of sugar, and small piece of butter.
When almost cold add the yolks of
three eggs, aud juice of two lemons.
Save the whites for frosting,
FRUIT CAKE-Eight eggs, two cups
brown sugar. two of syrup, two and
one-half of butter, one-fourth of water
one teaspoonful of soda. -four To make
il quite stiff. one traspoonful each OF
mace. cloves, and allspice, two of Gin
namon. one nutmeg, two pounds eacl
of Iaisins and currants, one of citron.
Bake in leaves, three and one-hali
hours.
WHEAT FLOUR BLANCMANGE-lleat
one quart of milk and when scalding
hot, stir in six tablespoonfuls OF floul
dissolved in little cold milk, SOME
salt and flavoring if desired; boil ten
minutes. and serve When cold with milk
and sugar. The safest way is to make
it in a tin pail set in kettle of water
as there is danger of its burning wher
directly over the fire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-23
Early Influences.

There can be no better blessing
than TO be born in the light and aiI
of "a cheerful, loving home. 1t not
only ensnares happy childhood-if
there be health and constitution
bul il almost makes sure "a virtuous
ami happy manhood. and "a fresh
young heart in old age. We think it
every parents duty to try to make
their chiidren's childhood full OF love
and OF childhood's proper joyousness;
and we never see children destitute
OF them through the poverty, faulty
tempers, or wrong notions of their
parents without heartache. Not
that all the appliances which wealth
can buy are necessary to the free and
happy unfolding OF childhood in
body mind aud heart--quite other
wise. God he thanked; but children
must at least have love inside the.
house. and fresh air and good play
aud some good companionship out
side-othe.wis the young lie runs
the greatest danger in the world of
irhering or growing stunted, or sou.
ana wiOns .. at best prematnrely old
and turning inward on itself.