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National Republican., 1877-08-15
RECORDED.
DEEDS, RELEAsEs AND TRANsFERs FILED.
The following papers relating to real estate
transactions havo been fled In the Office Of
the recorder of deeds

DEEDs, RELEAsEs AND TRANSFERS FILLED.
The following papers relating to real estate
transactions havo boon filed In the Office OF
the recorder Of deeds:
RIAL EsrArE TRANSFERS.
VIM. schwins to a, I. Clarke, for 5000, lot u.
lot Il, square 6si A. NJ johnson, trustee, to 3. T
Hester 70 = l. Bailey for 5000 lot g. square 2to
H js%in ;Iih Ss .SSs sqsss lc. @ i
;2us'i assih.%. AZ lSs sl S g : ;sS.TS S @ s%A to
DREDe or TRUST.
M, Q. Camp to Thomas y. weggsman AZ and J. "
Filling, 70 secure Virginia A, Porter 800, lot "
= Snyder, trustees, to secure 7: Massi $500 lot
10 ,G,Mse @ sOs dsyin s,iS 70, 70 MS'SmaR
dr' Jsnin and EdWsrS J.nS 10 &c Charles Kennedy and
Nathaniel Wilson, trustees, to secure e. d. Gimorc
sii5oo, lot l. square li7, lot square 7sS. lot L
to secure to the New Hampshire Fire Insurance
Company 81 800, lot 7, square $40 Morris Murphy
to NJ. W. Beveridgc, 10 secure J. C. McReldcn s20o0,
A. 70 secure swcns Kesncr 81 900. lot O. square os,
Matthias Branch 70 John Ardeeser Ct al, u secure
GSnaa aoIsns Ssh I, Of lot Il ;qSaTs s%
ilton and J. L. Barbour $i59.2o, lot 9, square lN.
--s-s.. RELRAsEs
e. A. 0'Toole to NJ g Camp, part Of lot is and lot
10, in square 1853. 2. H. Warner and Y. W stckncy
10 r.. Il. fcklO1. SUD sluhrc Oob m mcNhinec w
tee. TO Helen Melis lots g. and s, In square S6'.
Samuel J. Held TO Louis Heilbrun, lot L. In square
4t6. L. Schegcl to A. Blschon lot O. In square go
CrSsin and Gordon to James V. Yates, part OF lot
Ia, In Bcattys addition to Georgetown. Q. O, Led.
erer 10 John Hockenyo.. part Of lot 10 In square
s VIM Sleek to John Hackenyos par, 06 .Es, lot is g
John Hackenyos part OF lot l6 In square 44s +. A.
Sellhausen and q. q. Jederer u John lisckenYos,
part Of lot 49, IN square As b. L. Backford TO Jno.
Walter, lot l. IN square srl.
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EasTINs.
CIV K O 7 I N r."


"V EoTINk:"
Says q Boston physician, "hs, no equal q, = blood
purifier Hearing Of lis many wonderful cures amer
all other remedies had failed visited the laboratory.
and convinced myself Of Its genuiue merit It k pre-
pared ffom barks roots and herbs, zach OF which Ia
highly cffectivc and they are compounded In such
manner ~ 10 produce astonishing rcsults."
vpGErINE
Is the great Blood Purifier
VIII cure the worst cae OF scrofuia
vEGEriNE
Is recommended by physicians and spothecaricsL
vEdETIHE
Has effected marvellous cures In cases Of Cancer
vEdErINE
Cures the worst cases Of Canker.
vEuEriNE
Meets with wonderful success In Msrcur'al Diseases
vEIErINE
win eradicate Salt Rhrum nom the system.
vEdETINh
Removes Pimples and Humors from the face.
vEGErINE
Cures Constipation and Regulates the Bowels.
vEGErINE
Is valuable remedy for Headache
vE0ErINE
VIII cure Dyspepsia.
vEoErINE
Restores the entire system to healthy condition.
| vEGErINE
I,smoves the cause OF Dizziness.
vBGETINE
Relieves Fain,ness At the stomach.
vpoETISE
Cures Pains in the BACK.
vEGErINE
Ehectuay cures Kidney Complaint
| vEGErINE
| Is effective In It's cure OF Female Weakness
| vBoETINE
Is the great remedy for General Debility.
vBGETINE
Il Act by all claes OF people 10 be the bos
| and most reliable blood purifier In the world.
vEoETINE
PnxpAnEpsr
| II n. STEVENS. BosroS, M.sa
<
vF1ErtNR u SOLD ny ALL DRUoaIsTs
l. =.
National Republican., 1877-08-15

ONE DoLLAk-Obtain Dr. Harticy's great remedy
for Catarrh. druggists have IT,
Left-of clothing. watches, pistols &c. bought d
Hcrxog's, 9ih street ORDER attended h.
All kinds Of trunks made 70 order, repaired and
covered Al hurrzys, SO Pennsylvania avenue.
Market Space.
The finest New York butter In tho city; also,
choice Virginia. Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter, at Splcers butter store, southwest corner Of
Ninth and 4 streets Fine cheese al less than BAL.
timore prices. No impossibilitss advertised, but
prices as low as the lowest Call and he con-
ylnced
National Republican., 1877-08-15
THE COURTS.
rRoDArE COURT.
Refore Justice DIN,

Before Justice DIN.
IN n estate Of Alice A, N. Plant citation W.
Q ccutors returned by bailif. and cause continue
until August ~. IN re John Thompson, guardian.
citation returned, and cause continued until Sep
tember 4. In ~ Of Martha Bonkler guardian, cita.
tion returnablc August q. Caroline ". Gcan ap-
pointed guardian OF Frank Anderson; bond $50
IN hre of John Snow. guardian; petition hlcd for re-
vocation of guardianship. IN RI OF Martha A. An.
bonds. In re Of will Of Catherine Cshill, admitted
to probate; executor give bond in sum Of S.W.
In re OF Thos. Croggn guardian: petition filed and
cause continued until August q. IN ~ OF Clifford
Arrick decree Of court for sale Of personal prop
erty. n rc estate OF Michael Roach; register di.
retited TO rcstate administrators account Ad.
Journed until II a. m. to-day.
SUITS ENTERED.
THE CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
The Northern Liberty Market Company VS..
Laura v. Keller, for sos: same vs.. Daniel Mchl
ing, for S45i II; same Vs. Joseph Yeates, for &c.
saine W. Orlando Enmon, for s5Si. IS; same Va, J.
A. MAcman. for t5is8: same vs.. T. D. Darby, fot
SO sb sams Va. Lsyinia Buck. for St0s.lO, same
ys Edward Brode. for sosb.ts same vs. g, u
same VS.. J. A. Ausustifer, for SJss.4t same VS.
Joseph wyrich. for $3.50; same VS., Philip Lewis
for e9sJ same Va. y. l. Brookes, for t67o.T: san Z
vs. r. H. Fall for Sl576t same vs. u. II. Han,i.'
ton, et97; same va W. Browne, for AtS0 same W,
A. SANDY, for elS;:A: same w. q. r Moore, fOt
MI; same vs. W. n, Stewart, for 10; same Vs.
Hoover a Bro; same W. Hunt smith; same W
A. K. Philips same vs. g. J. Myers; same W n
Kaufman: same vs. J. H. CAse Bro sAme ". p
Rolts; all for stall rent Messn. Elliott Elliott,
attorneys for plaintifh.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
Coon ADVICE

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever, &c. Every family should have a bottle ol
Boschces German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo-
ment that cough % take hold OF your child, your
monia, Group hemorrhages and other fatal dseases
may set In. Although II Is true German Syrup Il
curing Thousands Of these dreadful diseaaes yet II
Is much better to have II Al hand when thrcc dose
will cure you. One bottle will laat your whole
family wluter and Keep you safe from danger
II you arc consumptive do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. sample bottles, 10 cent?. Regu
lar size, rs cents. Sold BY your druggist. Charlie,
aott Co., wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
RRADy's.

The historical portraits OF distinguished repre-.
sentative men, lately on exhibition at the Cenien.
NAL Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now ready for
the inspection OF the public at "Brady's National
Gallery" No. G2o Pennsylvania avenue. This col
lection embraces the eminent men Of America, III
addition to the medals received ~ New York for
highes dTard medal at the Centennial Exposition IN
Philadelphia. 1876.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
TrsrR RUINED by NEGLECT

cannot be restored. Young people remember this
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder.
II will preserve your teeth from decay, and keep
them sound clean and white through life. 25 and
30 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists
National Republican., 1877-08-15
FyHnY PEpsos's HAIR

needs occasionally some oleagenous application y
prevents It's becoming dry and harsh ThOmJson'
pomade Optime Is specially suitable; II keeps the
hair son and glossy and mparts to It strength ant
vitality. 25 and 80 cents per bottle Sold by al
druggists.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
MISCELLakEOU US.
q 7. THOMPSON
r. A KY R o o r s.

LEAK RooF
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly wa,er-,lsh. bo.s
ss,o raia and snow water DAMP WALLS also made,
dry. by thoroughly applying IRoNcLAD PAINT
and IRos.CLAD cEMENT.
II h.s been used by Mr.. Ed Clark. srchtecs UnitsAs
sta,u Capitol, upon the public buildings for clshs
wears. and pronounced by him to bc the best ana
mos, durable paint in the world. IT'S also used h1'
National Republican., 1877-08-15
OUIRk's IRISH TIA

This popular remedy for dyspepsia biliousness
sick headache. sour stomach, vertigo const patton,
and all diseases arising from disOrdercd stomach
OF liver Is sold by all druggists 25 cents per pack.
age-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
A HOMICIDE.

Thomas Mason, tho young man who was
badly beaten by George Gibson ut the Centre
market Friday night, died about o'clock last
evening. The coroner will hold an inquest
to-day. Gibson has not been arrested, as he
has not been seen since the fghs.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
DEFEAT OF THE BULGARIANs.

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Con,
Bulgarians and recaptured Karloya and Kaloier
National Republican., 1877-08-15

WHITE vests reduced to si.25.
EIsEMAS BRos, corner Seventh and Y.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
,JUDICotIS ECoSoNy.


Ia now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
soiled gloves, but renoyate them with Jouvens In.
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner 1t will cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold al drug and
fancy stores. IS cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-08-15
THE WORLDS STANDARD.

For flies ants, reaches and bed.bugs get Harris
Insect Powder.
National Republican., 1877-08-15

BE- SURE you get Harris Insect Powder. Notice
trade mark on box. Take no other.
National Republican., 1877-08-15

ALSO SOLE AGENTS FoR
MILES ALARM MONEY DRAWERS,
HANCoCKs IHsPIRAToRs,
(The best feeder known for Stationary, Marine and
Locomotive BoeTs,)
ALSO,
oscILLATING PUMP CoMPANY's PUMPS.
Fairbanks a ca. nj 1rosAsay. Nsu York.
augll'lm
National Republican., 1877-08-15

UAsK for Harris Insect Powder Notice trade
mark on box None genuine wlthouth
National Republican., 1877-08-15

BEWARE Of fraudi Harts Insect Powder ha
trademark Of roach on every box.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
THE CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.

BOYS pants and jackets OF broken suits at half
value. EIsKNAN BRoa, corner seventh aud L.
National Republican., 1877-08-15

MILLIONS OF BOTTLES
Of Burnetts Cocoane have been sold during the
last twenty years, and the public have rendered
the verdict that 1t is the best hair dressing In the
world.
National Republican., 1877-08-15

ALI the principal drug stores sell Hart's Insect
Powder. Noocc Trademark on box. Take no
National Republican., 1877-08-15
CITY ITEMS.

MEs's fne pants Of broken suits Of g.
EIsENAN BRoS, corner Seventh and y.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

HAnrs Insect Powder Ia not sold loose Sold Il
tin boxes with trademark on only.
National Republican., 1877-08-15

CHEvror suits at o..
EIsEMAN BROS corner Seventh and Z.
National Republican., 1877-08-15

ExoURsIONs.
GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC -
" WEST ESb 2b i6i1ibbrnsrAr
nen:yolsns ess,y se gwen Beysss ssys" Scs,
Dlnchg to commence at ) oclick p. m. ausi,H
Uol FOR OCEAN CITY.
A SELECT excursion
from washington 70 Ocean Guy on the Atlantic coN'a
JANE MosELEY.
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST n. AT Q p NJ,
returning at ! a m. Thursday
giving .n entire day |" this delightful resort for surf
C"micriabe sleeping accommodations will be fur-
~ FARE s Sr iSr sSSfy fSsS PpfT"fSSfh p TfSh DOLLARS
ssf ropms S R"s q e s,ss csn, % no charge 0r
Tickets, good ior return on any subsequent excur.
sa Ss ss'sRs% H. sSnRss Ss:
10 lOd rsnPlysn,a syeH,qs and " H. ESnr.s s,c
JlY GENERAL REQUEST, AND IN ORDER TO
- allow thoss who were unable to secure iIcketl
for ths las, y accompany the present. there VIII be
EXCURSION rp prsE9 GEr'f5RAkn f5lS4' BAY AND
Y, p A.; FOURTH rpIihrssssyyERIAs ri CHURCH.
whPEhsGkf PickEfs. oSE AgfSff boIEhh H i~.
The elegant steamer LADY OF THE LAKE viii
isSs sisii'f
O. fn sTs ssnn,se s saia anf a w ssG
SsIs the sy s y a.ys slST S.siSs ss'S%ss
T,sSs!s s:.sy j,qisSS A. rs. in,Gr%.,lgp ,s,s,,ys
sna I" ssy ss s
west FS1s H. s sSS streets s's. bs4ss SSI
;Sn,hWe,, , cssnsr or Nn,h and streets Mis- julia
Ss shs % StS S. SsfS Bss No. Ssnn
;ySsnis syc'e; y ps re- re, 4 so.s - store opposite Eb6s
TI'kcts fbr s,ie nj tue boat
TI'HlRD sEAs0N OF THE LYCEUM BUREAU
R.ro.s , eSty msS "fssinss1 so,
snthstreet wharf =! p m re;urn ., y m Tickets,
aoTs is .,eSn ON s Sstss named w' A pS who %
desire to aid them must purchase tickets Of their
Western Presbyterian Church Angus, n day and
Clement. Lodge Nob l. O. O. F., August ss,dny ned
| evening.
| NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
the. steamer ARROW, Capital. Frank Hollins...
bead Is The only boat allowed TO land passensers q
sssa,er s"s t~s !, eSn%seed With tEe Ladies Mount
Vernon Axsoclaton) avoid riding In ambulanccs
Hound trip. ti. including admission to Mansion and
Steamer leaves seventh street wharf DAILY. tsun.
day e'p'ed a" 10 MN n nnd % 5snrps ssSS. n
| supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association,
| FRANK mbLLINGsIIEAD. str. Arrow. lysa
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.
| The new, sals and commodous steamer MARY
WASHINGTON now carrying pasSengers 70, M
Vernon and furnishing carriages 10 transport them
| TO the Mansion BY This route pcrsons avoid q h9
l walk up u long hill. The distance n and half
miles, no! three Iseve. Seventh stree, wharf eyer4
day Sunday eIceptedl ~ 30 .. and returns about
so'clock. Fare t Including admission and carriage
| ride to and from the Mansion. jez1f
| aMUSEAENTS.
| "A will be given by MOUNT VERNON ORA
MATiC AssociAT,1E q ODD ski4@y1NS' ~ w JMlAtis
gust u.s. is77, or the benent Of A ?. n. LACEY, no
has been sick for long iims: Wehope this entertain-
une. Tickets - csnts which BE- had NJ the hall %
tho evening Of the entertainments nul%as
| MISCELLdkEOU
National Republican., 1877-08-15
EDUCATIONAL.

SrEsGEEiGN BGSfNEgs COLI EdE. C0RiNER
- S-venth and {. rtreeta, opens August n. Halls
hsn'ks,n-ly rsdttsd. sops and danshisn practically
Ing ip Rapid taisaialona English Language. Ietier
wrt!ins. l,usin,ss, rrnmAn.hlp, b,Yinss. Forms.
Physical Esercsss: A.. Day .,tion ~ ysar. paid
In six equal monthly instAlinents or 80 n paid In
f,ii en!rting; Evening tuition, y per month. New
Illustrated '.aisI giving gar,icu,ra sent on applL
CIvII. AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
~ nl The Rensselaer, Polytechnie Institute, Troy,
N. " insiructloa very practical. Advantages un'
.nrpss<sed In ihR country. Graduates obtain eHcei
RsF.ser o?ntainlng Improved course OF study and
jyjoIm PROF. VIM. L. ADAMS. Director.
lSENNsYIyANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
h. GIsa smpe s'Bs%ss BSISIs eon,hea SSs
Thor9u. n 3 4 ins,rne,ioG :, IN ,n CIVIL EN9ISEERiNu
oI Cadets @ For circulars, apply to COL THEo
National Republican., 1877-08-15

$lOro $25 As.n. DAY ,.as sSEE our Mans ahasms, sr
crayons aud l.eward Motto scripture Tsrt Trans
samples, worth o. sent postpaid TOR 7sc Ilustrated
G.,aiSge S irSe; ,ss, J. II. BUfFoRDs SONS Boston.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
4MUsFNE ENTS.

A GRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
aATfG w. & sfsI * s9Ta opD SS9S2s Rf
seventh =. street. % Sn % %|EbNEsPAy syESINa Az
has been sick for long time We hope this entertan
ment will he largely attended the object worthy
Une Tickets csnts which bs had NJ the hall %
tbs evening ofths entertainment ault2s
National Republican., 1877-08-15
MILLIONS ov BOTTLES

Harris Insect Powder In great demand, COL
Ninth street, opposite the Patent once.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE

The Programme Of Studies for the year beginning
Sept. is 1877 will be sent on application len FTuI7w
National Republican., 1877-08-15


Tho new, aals and commodous steamer MARY
WASHINGTON h now carrying passengers 70. Mk
TO the Mansion by ths route porsons avoid hc1
miles moi three Leaves Seventh street wharf every
day [sunday eIceptedl a. 90 m and returns about
O'Clock. Fare Si. Including admission and carriage
ride To and from the Mansion. jefaW
National Republican., 1877-08-15

CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.
iSa and iao SPRUCE STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
For young ladi~s and mbsses Reopens THUlpS
DAY, Septsmber n Board and tuition, In Lain,
English and French per annum, tt01
MADAME u. llERVILLY, Principal
french Is the Language oflh hnily. my2sSm
MUSICAL ACADEMY,
lSA street north~,ss, M. ]. r. CAULFIELD, Prin-
cnAl selS-tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18
"GrOwlers."

Some people seem to be in their uatu.
raj element when they are grumbling,
and snarling at everybody and
everything; and, if the present does not
afford them text, they make drafts on
future possibilities Of i'll. "Here, Bridget,
it is almost daylight, Monday morning;
tomorrow is Tuesday, and the next day
Wednesday-half the week gone, and no
washing done yet" But everybody does
not feed on green persimmons. We could
tell of missionary who has been in the
far West for twenty Lone years. For a
great part of that time he has lived among
Indians, smallpox, fevers, agues, and
and, although not yet "fifty,"
looks prematurely old. For the last year
or two his parishioners have paid him
about dollar month. But does he rave
and rail about the "ingratitude of repub-
licss" Very far from it. He looks at
the bright side of things, like philoso-
pher, or, rather, like practical Chris
tian. 81 hardly know what it is to he
under the weather, and think myself
greatly blessed, even in earthly comforts.
My appetite and digestion are good.
weigh about two hundred pounds.
have not had chill in twenty years. un.
til two months ago; am never confined
to bed, except when asleep. l have done
a good deal of hard work and can do a
good deal yet, for kind Providence has
prospered me."-Halts Journal Of Health.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

Raggies, an odd cAa,inet maker, Of Bos-
ton, Told me that he used To make Stuart.
panels for him. They we're made Of M
hogaay and as Stuart complained that he
missed the rough surface of canvas that
Was favorable to the sparkle of his color,
Ruggles invented the way of producing
that sort Of surface by cutting teeth ia
the plare-iron and dragging it back ward
that proving the best way Of indenting
without tearing the wood. Ruggles said
that at the time he used to work for
Stuart, his shop was in Winter street, on
the ground floor, and, one day, sitting at
his shop door, he saw Stuart coming
down the street, in earnest conversation
with gentleman. Stuart came into the
shop followed by his friend, aud, said
Ruggles, II saw that the gentleman was
urging him to tell him something that
he was unwilling to trust him with"
Stuart said: INF. Ruggles have you
got piece of chalk2" gave him
piece; he then turned to the other and
said: II know secret; that stands for
me, and he made mark thus, /. snow
you are my good friend and would like
to know my secret; you are a man of
honor, and if l tell you it will do no
harm, and, at any rate, it will crafty
you as mark of my confidence, so l tell
yOu," and, making another mark, l.,
"that stands for you, SO there are two
that know it. But you are married
man, and, as your wife is discreet
woman, and you never have any secrets
between you, some day when you are
alone together, and have nothing to talk
about, you tell her you know something
curious, but are afraid she will speak Of
it. She will be indignant at not being
trusted, insists that she ought to know;
promises she necer will whisper it to any
one, and perhaps cries little, so you tell
her, and that stands for herr" he made
another mark, /. "Now, how many
people know III" "rhree," said his
friend. "There are one hundred and
eleven that know IT'LL" said Stuart.
-.Scribner's Monthly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

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er-. tasx FrAaslwv= sa4 frscnas tkexez 80
p~-<5ag uR.irr tie ezifhz ~ a taken Of ix-
sE-acf foS the 3~Sd. Tfsr fUner& tassse-
after prssn--st~i o. the church, ~hcre.
whilr the usual o~rrm"ni-s we're bring
guDe throGgh- the zine and toast we're
handed roaBd- and each Tsrson p2rtaok
Il them, saving 10 n loud voice, May the
Lord receive her, the deacon answering
each time, Amen, and incensing the
speakers. A fresh collection was made
for the family, and then the funeral
started for the burial ground. There the
corpse was despoiled of its fnery, the
coffin covered up and laid in the earth,
amid the fresh lamentations of the wom-
en-. Sweetmeats were then thrown on
the grave, and each assistant was bound
to pick one up and eat it, saying atresh,
May the Lord receive her. The funeral
having thus concluded, the family and
friends retired to the nearest cafe, where
l had the satisfaction of seeing the hus-
band of the defunct washer-woman con-
selling himself by getting gloriously drunk
on 'raki,' kind Of white brandy which is
largely drank by the lower orders in this
country. Three days after the funeral,
plates of boiled barley, covered with su-
gar, called 'colivas,' were sent round to
all the acquaintance of the family, and
eaten in memory of the deceased. The
latter custom in the richest families is
renewed three months and nine months
after the DEATH"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

LITTLE CHILDREN.-People who ha-
bitually put little children out Of their
hearts, and close the door upon them,
have no idea how much comfort they set
aside-what pleasure, what amusement.
OF course the little creatures meddle with
things, and leave the traces of their fin
gers upon the walls, and cry and bother
little, but, when one gets in the way of
it, as mothers and other relatives do, these
things are of minor Importance. Chill
dren say such pretty things, the touch of
their little hands is SO soft, the sound of
their little voices so sweet, their faces are
so pretty, their movements so graceful
and comical, the whole family goes baby
mad; and it is no wonder. No book was
ever written that was half as interesting
as q little child that is learning to talk
and think-that is developing from tiny
animal into being with q conscience
and heart.