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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02

1t has been three months since
Henry NJ. Stanley, the New York
Herald S African emissarv, has been
heard from. 1t is quite probable
that he is on a strike for higher
wages. A man can't wade about up
to his waist in African swamps on
the pay Stanley is getting.-C j.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02

There are 800 Baptist churches in
Mississippi.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02

'THIS Is The Cheapest and most delightful
purgative before the Ipublic, is a dolicious
beverage, and a. pleasant and sparkling ~ a
glass Of Soda water. Far superior % sicken-
ing pills. IL is held in high repute by phys
ieians and surgeons for the speedy cure q
Constipation, Biliousness, Torpid Liver,
Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn Collie,
Sour Stomach, Flatnlency, Sick Headache.
Kidney Affection &c.
For those who lead a sedontary or closely
confined life, aud become Of n constipatod
habit, il acts like a charm. II u specially
prepared for the masses, il put mp in large
bottles and sold by al Druggists. al 30 cent?
No family, no mother, no one travelling. no
elofe student, no sowing-girl, should fail ~
use il. J. 7. DROMGOOLE q CO.,
JnnSs-2m Prop'rs, Louisville, Ky.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02

The Murphy movement takes in
Nashville.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02

Hayes will visit the Louisville
Exposition.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02

Courier Journal: The carpet
baggers of Mississippi are gradual
ly leaving the State, owing to the
ruinous falling off in the facilities
for stealing. One of them left not
long ago by hanging himself on the
road below Meridian, and the peo-
pie are now leaving their ropes out
at night with the hope that Others
will steal them and follow his eX
ample.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02

The Greenville Intelligencer has
pulled down its vest and quit
Next.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02

Gen. Loring will remain with the
Egyptian army.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02

"Here's a spectacle for you'll A
mob of self-styled workmen, but
really gang of scoundrels. pranc-
ing around this city forcing honest
workmen to quit their employment.
Talk about oppression. The
meanest tyranny under heaven could
not do more" > Chicago Inter-
Ocean.
1t is a spectacle for gods and
men. Hence you better keep con-
spicuously quiet in the future on
the subject of "the law abiding
North" The southern people have
not exactly seen where the "law
abiding comes in, and they certain
ly won't take the Northen States as
models of claw and order. y Courier
journal
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02
SCHEDULE.

n. Sd. C. SIR, Decatur Divis'n
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-02

Lynchburg Virginian: DR.. War
rem Bey, of Paris, who is well
known in Lynchburg and has rela-
tives living here, has received an
authorization from the Turkish
War Department, through the o.
toman legation in Paris, to select
properly qualified American sur
geons tor the Turkish army. Their
pay will be 500 gold per month,
and their expenses will be paid to
Constantinople.
, 1877-12-15

popular reading Of the day a. an clement ot enca,
linn. hHt rathrra convenient way Of klllan1 tfmr:
Antl u matters not what the hook bc II II core.
fndnhe tn ihrff klngt n r. VI hn pssees without
further lnuniry from their parents. ...-
fhIrnta CaniDl tcrtuw ln1 IIucu attention Upon
thIF subject especially ut thts time xr,i 70 fHnth
chrhp literature Ia thrown npnn tho markct ann
which comes within the reach Df an. Tho pnoreet
can obian Inv novel. nr rome other canai!y per.
ncloua reading. which Influences the passions. ere.
stee nnhos desires md morbid fanc!es which only
avail: time and opportunity 10 illustrate In reAi
l!fs she bad Impulses they haso gathered from a
field of literature where nnty, pnisonous eeni 10
thl soui. have ofte} hesri parents say, when re-
children viii read. and we ars nut able to provide
better c1aas OF rraAnR fnr them. THREE
are IN every ne'ehborhood those who havs baaks,
pApcsA, magazines. and who are only TOO willing
10 lend them II hy 60 doing they may SOW Tho seeds
of tnnra1,y; she harvest repsya them fourfosd. In
that they hare nssrtcd in nodSg somc character
for Tho ieannInxs Of nohte manhood Or wonnn:
1oud. Wealthy parents may nut pass this subject
ssretc.a1y ~, !t has word of inquiry foi Jon.
Though yonr lfbfAFy.ahc2ves may Rfoan under the
weight OF tho prolnctlnna af Hcnns, your children
may contract a TASTE fur nnproatnote reading mn
known to yon " 5tu are not dl1vent In following
tnrIt footatcps when they frequent places where
they hecenlo acquainted with tho Vrosact literature
Of the day, MUTUAL FRlExp.
, 1877-12-15
HOW TO MANAGE THE MEN.
To tha E.dItnf N 1hf Trthuhf

DnLAHn, Dec. 1g.-Fltrtlng II thu art Of Insp,r.
Ing interest, and Attracting sttcnton By smile,
glance, = rnol!nn; II IL wrong. becansa 4 person
can never toll whether tho recipient Of one'a
ami1es Ia minister or \ bartender. II Ia an act
established BY Con2rraHmen, aud IL largely en-
gagged IN by gray haired Senators, who have wives
and children It home. Young, inexperienced girls
are aomettrnes inveig1cd lnto Irritation by some
veteran Of tho oppoata sex but, 10 their credit be
1t sail.. are usunlly astan1sd,. ana sorry when
moss cssetal aboas esdtnsa youth q il; Or 50 iouf
wofse dttls, by the waJl into temptation. They
1s,sr e sav s, os
Fold their pretty. hands decofouslr ia their
the,f @ braSt eyer, snd. behold. we hsSs lrt; WI,
fE vsf{ r hns,
10 ay Tint obnoxious female Into this letter. but
Initiation when they arc s'tse that no one IL look.
Ing:
hands lovc, iet her study we'll thc headn9 Of hsr
casually, lint Mi. Smith has beautiful eyca. and
II lis I'M nossr noi,eed shat thsy wess psteaissy in-
teress'ne." Then Il yoas husbands 1n'.staehs u
viii 10 - told shst ''iis ayss IT," When
ysS s's eus walking viii ySnf better
that notorious femalo hear: :tmasher. smtIc
Y0ur most bewitchinG smlie and oi1s1rte. with .
hiRl, ''That he ia extremely handsome." GlRhco
Dvur yo1r shoulder A. though you were anxious 10
catch one mor9 Hltmpee OF him. DO this thouRh
yom desest the sigbt Of him, and don't take any
not!ce Of your ll'e.pnrtnec when you hear him
Erowi; don't ask him What no snd. for that's last
what hc wants yoh to .lo u Ill this fails 70 10
usually brfnRa mnn to his ncnses. II he has any.
te sure to hide his slippers boioro yo 70, and put
yours In their place. ~ 10 BRING to hls reu,enl
brance tho willingness with which those xan!e
little slippers u.csi to run about for htm: FIJI
th,nTs Hnout te hoaso In manner that VII oc ox
away until he writes nt least twice for y0u 10 r..
| turn. It's silent cllaanH that wears ths spltt.
| nkNA4
, 1877-12-15
HINTS ON READING.


ExoLEwoop. Dec, l1.-DeFonda II evidently
possessed Of an exceedingly vivid Imagination
but trust he 10 not ! dreamer BY nature, or
drtsmy-sYed. Hfutus. on ths caatrafJ. appeafs
10 have noas. Ilo would be dcemed wholly.
psoslly practical, and to weare NO brilliant thned
threads of fancy into the wool OF his sooos, every
day life. H4thsr than either Of tho extremes IN
manner and substance Of composition Which theirs
represent. u not happy mean much prefeEaoia,,
have about concluded that, bfesitT le!nxthe sao1
wit, both Wit and htet.ty must be the indIspen&sa &
bls qualites Of lsttsts seeking publication y ~
Home. Let tho writof tfst Eefect sobaa saplet!.
and then wEito thoughts ot II least ofalhasS
merit and bsillianey upun u, although satu
requisite NJ, ssn'Ea th,. s'+af 10 ,snn "1ss from
which TO select Is marked out " EMet.
son IN his Society sud sol,tuha essat
upon boak4. AiaO, especially suggestions ~ -.
u course 0f and manner u reading nlsIoFy ~
LORD CAcstsghelts letksss to his aou. Thu SUI
ects or loo u.ucA house -cItRplnx, tou much co1k.
luz and bak king, ars well cuusIdcrcd aud numeEoaa
excellent snQxratto1s showing how pssa tha tusl'
est and the--feaIIy. or In her Own e*tImluoa-
nIust oysswosked hotse keeper CAP ind much n9o
Tor Reuefsi reading uad meatal cuture sFe K1taa ~
/ pleaAsas little bouk entitled 1.-THE bchoolm9.
tsf'g lfunk !" 1y Hrs. A. N. Ding. Should "
pleased 10 hear ftom I!ddfe upon SONG nvw topic.
L. she proposed Ia her last 1tttsf. Htl sumo ona
please favor me with recipe for frying oFsisfs ~
haSt4y, Ia hEst.elast restaurant An, excessively
''"1 '' '"s ''-'' KsoLx wooD.
, 1877-12-15
AUNT CAHHlE ANuvIE nAn1Es.

Tn ~ EdIl0r a. 7ht fF4tupa
MhSAoE, Mo.. IIec. ll.-t sad In = fusm&r .rt,'
ter thai hssInx sujcyed mole thAp otdtIaE7 ~.
petIsues with tho little oues, ] fssl tustiy proud
ofln ability lo usuttoh ut suekcss. Toe taaus
tufsns THAT IL ehildtsp uDdeta ysssv Of axal
sunes fat raots through ignorance than wsutep
ntSsset, vhat uothss. essu Though shs b =
aA,sRs. do<a NOT lore hsk offspring sattc,ently 10
take care Of u To tbs bsst Of het ab.,liyt A auu.
bar VI tettszs which hAy# secsluy tacssssd hax4
led nv ~ thiIk that very vnsoy Toung mothsss
eutet upon tbeil dutles ~itniHt evSu kpowledgs
oi the ssry t1ss prtLeipte& VI uatsins. Ftpm lhs
verJ birth oi child In our middle eIa4aes
II 10 kepL In . foum utIh tho mother. and II 10
therefore unnecessary for ms to descsibc lhs uuE.
s<sy proper; but let ne say hrFs thai, 40 matter
y kspk pure; and th!s 10 hest sselen b. fasteutnk
sHlp VI Ncoo. Gtoua ops 10 ih1se l1chea wias.
, 1877-12-15
NOTES TO CONTRIBUTORS.

No IA@ ~ $IoAS &1k4nN ; SAaHR
A correspondent suggests TINT nli contributors
append thor Kt!dscssee for publication This has
been proved nnwtse. hocnuto NIL antts NJ trntles.
men and merchants plck tut these addresses and
tcnd circulars, papera. etc., u thctr owners to
their annoyance. II these communications wcru
elmpy cards nf respectable metchants. tho prAc-
tco would be only nuisance, hnt 1cttcrs from
ecoundfcts and crmtna!a Un nameiess Rnblccts afs
hot agreeable ylaltorp. It han sometimes seemed
bcst not 10 suffer even box adIreea tn be given tn
thrse columns. hut no dnnbt lho good sense of tho
contributors will gorctn them.
"a
II Is saddening reflection. hut therc accms aomc
ground for saying that part Of The readers Of
Tho Home do not believe ita conductors. 4 week
ago 1t wis noted in these columns that tho Inst 1T
bIlss cor.on's ''Fiftccn Cent Dinners Tor Work.
fnQmens Familca" had been sent ont, and that
no moro wcfo at band. WhT no siulpte stale
rent offnct should have been doubted ts not coar:
but tho applications for The pamphlet pour merrly
In BY each mail, md IN tho course Of u week or 80
will como complaints galore. The pamphlets arc
III gunc Just th3 same.
The correspondent who aaks that Tho Home be
divided nn esshctc and practical scctsnna. violates
its first principle, which Ia to allow gsuty sud~crib-
cr-so tar A. spnce viii hliuw-t0 write abont what
interests her or him most in making h0mo life
happy. II the rccipea haye oso:shadUwcd tho the
orea, or vice versa, 1t has been The desire Of TIM
contributors, md not Of the conductors, which has
been consulted aud RTati1cd.
Mendoza aud M0nons, tho correspondent you arc
after needs wife ,nnro than he doca such advice
~ you tend; leavr bin 70 biz own devices md
don't mutld!o him. Old 10y. you. loo, must stup
pokug fun at him. II you ali WITS to giso recipes
for what you don't kaow, you would break up Tho
Home.
o..
To all and anndry who have found their requests
for patterns stricken out, tho odItor would say that
they will hhse To apply 10 Pattern Agent tlDtnc,
euro Carrier 7, South Division, Chlc2xn. for what
they want. The rsasons for tno change have been
given heretofore.
Topsy.: iry to leave out ths names of persons
who Ats In business; yon Internationally make
The Home free advcrt,ssment which cannot W
peFlultttd.
WlInltrel complains that whom she wro.a
"Loeschhofn's" musical studies, tae Intelligent
compoatoF perverted It to ''soesehoEaa.
-
Daldy Sours. the correspondent you Adf1rcss
should have neither sympathy nor ridlcuIs. Write
shout something elsa. y
ducks, tho Inc which keeps adsertisenasnts
OF business out Of The Homo has 10 Nv drawn very
strictly.
-
r. r. ANGER, you hare s.ifred that question up
enough II You hAye sst ths parents at work st It.
~
Aole. enough recipes known 10 h good have
been printed Tor the complaint which you refer TO-
-
Little School BIB, your method Of stopping gum.
ehswir: II WI 10 be encouraged.
-
r,, Enr
write on b"th sides OF tho paper.
-
Decued-Cleo. Kuow Nothing. Nlssls Tablthy
Gpoode4, Dewey.
, 1877-12-15
AN IDEAL fs4AttEN NER9fIITs,
II I'M Editor Of 7As Tribune.


Cn1eAon. Drc p.-Clear Eyes, tfE were not
situated something like ynur'clf, perhaps. would
come to you. and, II your brain wnse thu Same a.
The frat paft Of your name, think wc could form
4 kind Of bueIncss partncrah'p In this way:
would Agree tn do all yonr work lynn zee am not
afraid to uec tho rlnln term, faithfully and wc1l,
the came N should II 1t wero selling dry goodt,
or keeping bnoks, or anything Of Tint kind.
for a certain sim that We should ,harco upoi,
per week OF moath: Bcing relicseh or ali iuut
h"nsshold sares ana To5s: yoar sats at ,~ ~ou T.
,nanaao yoar business. whatever & !vns. to fAt
moro advantage and Of course make II pay better.
case, wnid only draw 4 sma'i amount II tny ts
wages. or salnry. II We wnnld rather coll Il That,
y time. leaving the rest in your anuds fos you to
10 you. and Tor which yon would give NC cfctlt,
trne b,siness form. not in the bunninH way in
ws wos a xser
v should axiee: ,or | might u .hat way hc put.
tinninR a. silent partner until SUCH time
a. the business nhnuth have increased to enet nu
extent as 10 re1n!ro my assistance there. tor basi
ton bestowed 1il,cralIy upon tt.
III that case thlus wo could And some other
in !" ths way svs sussescd ~ '''
Fo. il docs tecm 10 me to DO scns'ole way ,tos
two women to unite their interests In making liz.
anothers assistsuce. Yoa sce, woniI have :
comfortable home, with a. n,nci control over il as
shontd need or Wish to have. mud FREQ from the
an1teiy AZ to where my bread and butter was TO ho
found. should also be earning mnncy, With
tho comfortable convicliun that my mnnty wbs IN
bnrncss. II WAS not; yet Il wunln bo business
enouRh. ahnnld think. 70 f6,noro the stigma VI
doing homework. In this way yun would be .
fort Of onarler with me, and. finding that yanr
household was being managed with vie" 10 Ioue
best interests, yon would not fret II your way and
mino wcra not exactly the snmc.
llcnve II to your mind and to tho minds 0r 9th.
ers 10 follow out tho advantages Dt partnership
fnterctt Ut tho other. would b. helplng hcfse1i-a
partnership In which | should have very little
choice Of posltioaB. DEATH1C1 GAaE.
, 1877-12-15

nntstEon if, 1lnw ran t;oyrrnMtnt w!nk Mt such
nuttl4cs against auelrty.
Dnnot send ynnr offering. to st. Lnke's Hospital
with view ~ et,sfnw Home cut therein, ~
haze hcfuEr infngr1rf rnn that We arc not working
fnr charity tint is already well supported. t,ur
aim ant! emf Is II, luck after Tho unfortunate pour
Hursfrt to make II distinctly understood hls line.
II pn+stbte, that cannot lake debi Of between
81. ono and 81. 600 m our shoulders With the tdrA
opposed to the insttntInn, for Am conv!ntt,t
That Il grand. noble deeply dtftrstna charity
hut VIC can IN more for general suffering onttltt OF
1t Than we can within.
Send contributions In money to Maine. No.
30 Twenty .thssd street: cloththg md cathbfes 70
give ron. Stale distinctly whether ynu. offerings
arc Tor The ffunc fnnd that We pfnp0se fn cFtah-
t%h, or for inmetate dtstlhutlont 10 relieve anHdf.
ing. UaLESA 8. MArTxsnN, Secretary.
, 1877-12-15


CHicAno. Dec. I'LL notice with pleasure the
Etndas, elevation Of lhsueht. and the growth Of
popular sentiment IN favor Of the higher lite. Of
which tho tone OF newspapers Ia surs RanRc. md
there II nothing ] am moro glad 10 sec than Tho
worla which apr.as from, tina 10 t,nr preaching
kinfness to dnn,h animals. Charity to humans II
1wet npnn cnnlnraltr. and we ncTer shall have
Inn much true charity. but h those who plcad fos
aueh - cannot spcak far themselves | .tcraht ths
tenherer hebN nnd the moro Thoughtful obstrsa,
tlon. A. watch hortes drawing hsavy loads
down tue atteets, hotast lame. blind. spawned.
every hana showing, while the hanging
read and h,.'ess t.ep show that =!
n"Sur Gs !. no now e.*se "s .hes hut
lilte outs and hay, and many blows, mr. whole
heart .iekens anl len. fot a. opportunity to a!d
and hls enlaboress. and ! lnl i l!ttlc opportunity
right at ttome: anti - might we NIL, It IL 80 caay
nd ~ svlas r. ~a &C.,. is
pa.tttl !nwn '!nnlosnh s'rers ths other day. saw
q tfoS,l c.'ll+cted. and near the sidewalk hortn
"DyinR u oil! arc. =" heard oaa ,nan ny. sonla
men wtrc tr1tns-not ansin,.sy rsi:e him, but
h r's n H. and ~ sa
'. Tor. !. hi! ~ faithful service %ett,ea but II
M sfong, % md cny wisSns L, Be- let n.ono G. lie n
pence. 4 lady anil her two t,oys were nnsssng a!so
Tney 'ookc,' latcreated aud eus!oas, mt fais4
icoa tos in my boys Tacca. and. not scoing, fcet
suroir disappointed and bitterly self.retroachfnli
L ad hrs sfsn N, sna
which wuuis have bcen tho cause Of their seeming
hea1t'rsnnett.
the ttnlu their children abide with them. strive to
keep the ehlld's hcnrt warm snd pttful' merciful
W6nt earthly passions, what mental segatei-
tom, can cve, make up to Them the worth ofthoif
sa,i Of Wi !. patsn. so Se.wsity Of blIahs.
telchers III the setools. Children naturally, and
very generally look ton their tenchers a. nafvols
sctxe ,hs onI'nttanitts Their po.itIou, gives them
to SHOW ihs basenesa OF all cruelty. tuey might be
pfncipai uf ono oi tlle south Side branch scbuors.
leF .h,so "..i.tants sna hsr:sf s. r." ua,t n
s"s'f nseh. 1HSs't T"sr tuee will douds"s @aa'a
!vns As.es. tho. aad their Fapltr hare parted
nnsl-of the inhAUan ACTS schoolhoys ARG 10 apt 10
rutpctratc arc not - much the scsut Of poa!tsc-
cruel natures - uf sai'onss.s snd ignorance.
NMl ~hxa pAsesss arc themselves 1rasalize1, what
rr.uaina. a greater ami moro dlisieut work Tor
Lat spring our little dog. remarkably hand.
lnQ the mas.-Iox pane which periodically Bstacks
ngony. nn.l. notwithstanding our best 'edorta to
says him. died. Thu cn'ldren nuE,n4 his suffer.
h. Ss rs s % 'os ,,{ TIED IT, e. s, Sat stss
10 .lend thov ceurca 10 cry. anil tho Oldest noy
slid, alter thoughtful pau.c,. .'Well. Argus has
nsy: @ slaw ..lisl kaawf lut hs had eoue q q
DOGS. paradise, where runs and potsoncd mcat
yoa1a 'roIe sh hs Psass no M mots; And w{
more lnscllIse,'t than many q aan. nnd many
questioned. and when It II, tho quektnnnr Is In
Uf1ufthf110f {fne think.
, 1877-12-15
Mrs. sfAI~rEst,N's LETTER.

,cu,c.no n.c ~ wond., n ,n. n..- ,n.r
,u,1, ~ -, t..,,,.h. LIT ,..s.' ..t,," 80 w ~
WI. M ~ t'a"4ht wv" nenst'Aeacs sngsr+ anu i'1-
will ~ the one thai ~ growing feeble md wcary,
Ia II h.. ,x,nlaed viii, .nc, nnt,;nv v,onr f,r n
~ - .n- "'"s" "" ~. ~'. ~ "."* s.so' ". ~
long y Inns. "ohae! tne sPlfts OF passion.
nnFesf, ana inttEue VIII glide oTer the Threshold
Ht the od year and ss down to tho featt Of ths
nrw. rwDnder n co.utn. with Ha kI,,nv fsnrn
A"" s'an'"'' ""n ~ se"!4on 'oatae' VIZ ".Ao
tht's pols0nons way 'oat OF tho OLD 3tar into tho
new" lwondcs II ssasplng freed, and thcft, and
,nrrder ,yii ,,rHsa through tho r.ias aiax AMI
."s., T., ~ tnn,.. -, H.. ,.,s.. ~.
''se' III tn' n""'s ~ NV pe1e '"aus "1tus' ,,
hnat.r IL tlle Wedding teAst. The whne family of
s4unisss will cling 10 tu garments Hf the OLD iii
The new appears. aM1, mauntbn4 ths shoulders Ut
the youthful hero. cling likB the ''1u man Of tha
teat " I'LL y0ath shall have nlHFEea tntH old aye,
and new monarch Apps4rs At the Threshold.
r. lhSts ho way ~ ean rid the world Of these
tttf'oiu sA'nplftsi Unly " training ours".es and
.Iisefetinn. and forgiveness, --fnrhrutxt}re With
eaeh a.hsr't foihlas, patiracs iu oue avn we'll
dutnE, d,serrton III rpeaklhg only what Will benctk
NIt fellnw crsatRrca, and iJrulyatess for uaklnd
acts Or ttstfa. II VIZ would 6Rht ~ baru with bHr
tanrGlnats inva Of ensatp a. va dn with thr dust
that uunnys III !n nur homes. our souls wnuid not
vraItn vi tegEl4lsd and dIse0lufsa by hate aud il
attendant passlous. .~-.S
THIS vnlaries at fAsAlNn arc ttdlraied - hepG
si1,.Irsv, HsrIess orn4u,xnls 10 sccsty. hut otc
woman Ut uHd.snuts.t culture and intelligence Il
1f tnr xusspinR fEAtefu.ty, viii d. tnors ul,sch:tt
10 + thort hts lha,s q voiasy 1t fashau in jpDx
series Ut ssiVat.r Whyt uscuuyt tLu wun1an
vi fashtpu laiks ot hse rules, pulls and H0wxts
Tnn woman Of cnIlusa VI her pe1vhbnTs = lsek VI
scaao. The rutl!ys aud flowers s1s Juuib. ja.s,1.
, 1877-12-15

IN INV fitaHtT W SUE AF*sHHe+
0ENxvA. H., Dec. Il. Il will tsy and tell In.
qn,ser how 10 paint photographs: First pnt the
picture In hot water let It essnt I'LL II can be tAkcn
from The card without tearing; wipe 1t with clean
cloth 10 remove an5 dirt that may be on the pict'
ure let it dry wash tho glass with soap and watcr,
and he sure II IL Tres from blemtsh; then mnse
pasto Ut cnsnstarch, raiher thin: apply It to The
face Of tho picture while hot. nsng brush to put
lion. Ky :br'.eh is tho best, Pnt the rcsare on
thc Inside Of tho convex Rlaas, then hnd piece OF
rilk oil-cfo.h, doublc al tho hack Of tho picture;
have email wooticn paddle. rounded and sn,ooth
one M Incl btond, viii hsnts aye Inches long; wiih
this commence 10 rub The starch ont that is between
tweea .bs padiis ind Si Tho piesarc. % stsetws.
would tea. the pictnre commence o. the face fno
Zach way ta.t t'ls st time. ns su'o ,t'e atis
and siean 4 ~ outsr edaa: II T., ibsls r
m M saaff n.ss
process AZ before, making new Starch each time.
When yon have, put 4 OH - anlt yuu, lot Il dry:
sn # q p.S hs In s ths ~ .a
fnco with IT. let II btand three four days, or Ill
i Il perfectly S!ear Everything depends upon i
painted. Wien yo',r picture = perfectly, clear.
iH5 asn "a s ssrn. 0 ~ps e.. ~ Il .n aa ,wo s sn
paint il; aac tube paints thlnned with maGilp. and
hne ea'neia. hair brushes; tho hne.t for the eyes
ANH EIp4* EabHk tQD t{Cet @l1s yHHEitys tpt"e0s
rh1rt. .bosona and nces tho back Of tho picture.
Ts 10, S esss
san.o a. The lrat. Vet piecea Of car1iboarl she
sixteenth mart Of an incl. ur hatf the size would
b better il thick gum arabic wstst; .H PIT sh, gf
stand ve n,inutes. then place tic second glass at
tho back of the nEzt, thesc llttla pcsos between
where tha 9a.te. arc nsmly lsatene toge,net, then
pa!nt thu remainder Of your picture oil th1s sec
ord glast tolaiuq II up to .he light no you will not
pntnt outside Of the lines. tse plenty of paint.
loo litt1e paint. And be catafnt not 70 nse tot
highly coorcd painta on the face and haif. For tho
red in the face use vermiIton with silver white.
tho clcar setiton on the ifps; for thh hntr, van.
dyke brown with Naples yellow No. for light
iar, and ia. dark tbs brown With lamp. black. For
whlto on the forehead. nose. chin, and neck. nn-
less they are very dark It g. uae little Naples
Naples yejlow, and ! littlo brown, tho least big:
II inquirer wishes to know more about colorlng+ II
ehs WI write to INC, care of box 100, viii By
would make my letteF too long to 70 into the MI
mute details Of eolortnK. 4 finely -cnlored photo;
graph requires nearly tic san,o IoloripK ~ Eoou
head In oils on canvas. ELLA.