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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01
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itnfen Sette Der Giugepet6e, oberbotb Der S6amleiite.
sd Idreibe Sbnen hieien 8riet I'M onOeren Eeibeuoen 81
niiselt. ole founen p~enielben oerDiientliden, weun lie
es ipiiuiaen.
!Nnrnnh &. Gnnpn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01
E. E2. Eg.
RadWaV'S Ready Relief

railways EGcaUy EScAleE
bebt bic Gr9iter S6merSen in ! BIS 20 Dtiuuteu.
Nid)t cimc StIutoc
ne9oerI CT bte5 geleieu, bruIdt trgeno SemanS S9msrs
Sct GIT tetocr.
Railways Ready Relief.
DciIt icoen Sdincrs.
Us mar bas erie. Iro lit
Qas etn5tge SGuterseu = Setftmitter,
pel6es aud BEN b~eItisItcn Sdmers iofort bebt, GntsHuz
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per Suit9en O6er Der GeIdrmc, burd eiuma(ige Aulpcnz
bun9,
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einertei ME Geitia Der GGmers lit, weG6er BEN Don Gbeue
ntattsnlus, NerpenIetocn Q6er 9teural9ie %9epla9ten &rou7
beiten io[tert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01

8irtuu9 bteieS w0brboit runnoerboren @eilmitteIS, oaB
Der Yatient
ant @etpiMt iidtIiA sMnintmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01
Nierru= ruO Blafenberdlwtroen,

Sarnz rub GebGrmiitterz 9eiben, Stein, !Sarnubr,
38oferiu6t, urtnltoduns, unre9etmdbtgcr lrtnabsong,
bic 8riebt'ide &rantbelt nnp ale Sale, no oas 29aiier
8aditeinitaub dbnli6e 0teberidId9e abiest. bid, bultei
ober nit SubitanSen, dbnlih benz @iweis ODER meiBen
Stlberfoben, uutermiibt lit Ooer no oaiielbe eine tranFz
bate, OnnfIe, gauige Sdrbnn9 onnimmt, petBe tnodenz
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IaiIen ii6 ein itebenoer brennenoer SdmerS Ooer StedeI
I'M Mlden Mnb in ben 2n1lben iiihlbar ma@t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01
MMs1Aat=E0bcme.

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Santa @rr5 60, Sal.
Nd6folger6e Isabelle Set gebrdu6lt6en
Quslaatmenge beri6ieoener Selofrii6te
miro pieleidt Sbren @iinidm entipre6en {:
@ei3en lit 9teiben lib 8ui6 u Qder
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01
Oct Qdtb. 0bnrlow lUeeO
~ouerfeuHt
ST. NaStpaD'S ES. R. ER. SeiftnittcGa
uad mcbriGDrigcm OcbraId.
Rem DOrt, 4. Sun. 1871

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Daber, bantbar a%nerterne. 0ie 4iicn bubet. icOe9na!
pie 9eninidte 9%$irfuu9, 9aS "I2cady Relief" maht
lelnem Nomen o0e GDre, un6 Die Sol6e menoeu mir an,
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Dem 9eluini9teu Grfol9.
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(GeS) SburIotu @eeO.
ST. 0eao,pan.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01
GSfeber 1t1tO f0ltes SSteber.

0teber mnO faItes Tteber 9ebeilt itr 80 Gent@.
Sn Der ganser 2SeGt 9iebt es tcin @eilmtttel, meld)es
gSedI els 6ieber Ino ale anoern6iebcr, ais oa inn: 9to1
Iarta, &ppbus, S4arlad, SelbeS Siebcr, %gnlirilde5 Sic
Der II. /. 10. omit Sitie non H0OipnN's YiacnD 10
raid beitt, mie Railways Ready Relief.
50. Gents bic Siinfsio El0iAe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01
@eimmoleit! sMpmhett!
DIR. RAILWAYS
SarsaDarilEian ReSOIVent

NeinIideS un0 reine5 Slut = SunaBne an Slcllb nno
SIIt-Yeine oout 1InD JteiuDett b5 &etItS lir lille.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-04-01
@om 3a1 at:aS Tcrn.

I6ortickun9 fol9t].
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25

QUERY: -" Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros. Seal Of North Caro-
ian.' At ne same urice P" i.h6dlveod
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25
Proposals for Gateways at National
Cemeteries.
CFfIoE OF NATIONAL CExETB RIEs,
WAapIN arnN. ID. O.. Dec. Z. / 81

(FsI5E or NATIONAL CExETB RIEs,
WasHfE GTnS, d, C., Dec. =, 1873.
g EABED PROPD-ALS IN triplictte, with
- copy Of his advert .ement 'ttacb ed 20 e.ee,
win be r. eve a. this eli a until Monday, Jan"
nary 1877, for the construction OF ATehod Gate
' avs at the National Cemeteries at Nicki burg,
VI iss., and ,hattauOr ga, eDn.
Cories Of plans and spec aio~s N y be seer,
and blank forms ~ pr0posals procured At y y
off r., ana a. the Q GTt-rmasters thces In Oha'-
tanOOgs, Tenn New OiieanF, La L0uisvi IL 4
NewpOTt racks, Ky; and s. Lou ?, No also
a. tbs Ni-ksUuEg AMI Memphis Nationai Gene
teries.
Proposals. should be erd )rsei =" roposais for
G .teways," aud addressed u the undenigned.
J hey will te ouenet q, noon on the date oil
fed, when BID tiers are ilvlt'd 20 be present
\. T. ROCKWELL, Capt. AND A. Q. NJ
dcc6i1aW6I u. 49, A.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25

idle from choice and some from ne
cessity. ANY enterprise that pro-
vides labor for those who want it,
ought to be encouraged. The
Knoxville Iron Company, our ma
chine shops and other manufactures
are the life of the town, and we will
rejoice to see their owners grow
rich.
Aside from moral considerations,
we are satisfied that q properly con-
Quoted cotton factory in Knoxville
will pay dividend to its owners.
1t would be a valuable contribution
to the general prosperity of the
community, and would, we are sure,
pay the men who put their money
into it. VIII not some Of our cap
italists give the question serious
consideration
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25
WHAT WE NEED.

A phllanthropic gentleman, one
Of our ablest and mos Jealous min
listers, said to US day or two ago :
=" What Knoxville needs is a cotton
factory" He went on to speak OF
the benefits that would arise to the
community from such an enterprise,
looking at the question from a moral
standpoint. It would furnish en-
ployment to large number of
young persons, and females, which
scarcely any other manufacturing
enterprise could give. We entirely
agree with the gentleman. There
are great many idle persons in the
vicinity OF Knoxville who ought to
be earning something Some are
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25
CHRISTMAS DAY!


Christmas is here, "the merriest
OF three hundred and sixty-fvc.
The music Of happy voices and the
bright smiles Of childish faces make
glad, aud illumine millions Of
households. We pity the man or
the woman who can not sympathize
with, if they can not participate
in the festivities of the day we cele-
brate. 1t is a season when our best
feelings can pour out without re-
s:rsint, and when our loyeliest asso-
Citations are brought prominently to
the surface. Our minds run back
eighteen hundred and seventy-eight
years ago when the group of shep-
herds on the plain were aroused by
the glad tidings proclaimed by
angel bands, and followed their
guiding star to the infant Savior in
the humble manger. Peace on
earth and good will to men was then
proclaimed, and it is this that makes
glad the hearts Of all Christian
people today. In every nation in
Clristendom, Christmas carols will
be chaated and the joyous peals of
church bells will join in the loud
chorus.
Then let US join, with one accord,
in celebrating this Christmas in
proper spiFit-a spirit in harmony
with the proclamation first made to
the Judean shepherds. Let US for
get all jealousies, and harmonic So
cial, political and ecclesiastical dis
cords where they exist. 1t is no
time to give play to the preiudices
and passions which deform and per-
vert our better nature. If families
are divided against each other,
there can be no better or more ap-
propriatc season for generous for
giveness and genuine, Christian re-
Cancellation. Why brood over
matters that cast q shadow over
ones entire life and keep out the
CLEANS of sunshine which kindly
nature provides 10 ligat and warm
our pathway on IFS journey. Life
has enough of hardsh ips at best, with
out magnifying thhe rough pla 2es and
throwing shadows where sunshine
ought to exist. It is not manly or
Eomanly to pine over blasted hopes
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25

R'ffer A1sseE'a Is HeadQVlNFseTN
For the Largest and Finest stock Of CT
CARS, TOBACCO EEERsCF sUB snd other
PIPES, and anything ia n" sEoKEEs
LIEF at Lo.s EST prices g sy street,
mex. . Hops = Miller
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25

THE Knoxville Tribune is out
strong for Zeb. Vance for United
States Senator from North Carolina,
as the successor of Mr.. Merrimon,
who will also be q candidate for re-
election. Between two black-eycd
peas it is hard to choose. We have
no dog in that fight, but we confess
that We sympathize with Vance.
Merrimon was elected before by a
combination between boiling Demo-
Gratis and Republicans, and we have
never seen anything in his record
that showed the wisdom of the COM
bination. His Bourbonism is as
prominent as Vance's, and he lacks
Vance's good nature and sympathy
for ( he people.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25
GHg QugrIHrg.
nSI@sIF< "F HoAaA.

lts ltt -'pr L. ~ IoS Il. Of H.-Msstt
a - u tara inUrsdHs nights Cf each
NOAH - Isd-onia H-A corn Church ara Gay
Streets.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25
Worms! WOrEs2s!!

Why suffer from these internal
enemies Of the human constitution,
while SO simple, yet eficacious, a
remedy as DR.. G. McLane's Cele-
brated American Vermifuge may be
had from any druggist at so trifing
a cost as 25c per bottle.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25

forever, or to Danish eternally every
expression of pleasure, because hap
Ply prospects have gone down unreal>
lied. Rather let US learn a lesson
from the children, to whose pleasure
we ought to contribute. We were
all children once, and know how TO
appreciate their feelings. Would it
not be well for us if our heaftaches
we're relieved as easily as theirs
We can look back upon the happy
days of childhood with profit as well
as pleasure,
When all tie miseries Of life,
Were but waiting for bliss;
When all bitterness and strife
Gould be finished with kiss;
When all words spoken were meant
When no promise could break.
When all the storms of life were sent
Only for the pretty rainbow sake.
When Christmas comes, with its
associations, We naturally recur
back to childhood's happy days,
and who knows but that these re-
collections are the voice Of nature
pointing out to US the paths which
lead in the better way! Then 'lct
Joy be uuconfned" and unrestrained
by any feeling except that which
may detract from the pleasure of
others. Forget the past except to
profit by its mistakes, and look to
the living present and the coming
future. Let US shut up our hearts
to whatever may give pain or mar
the happiness Of another, and open
them wide to whatever is inspired
by kindness and charity. We are
not wild beasts, or ought not to be,
seeking to destroy each others
lives, happiness or regulations. We
are all more or less liable to make
mistakes, but must we CON
denim and place each other
beyond the pale of friendly
recognition because of single mis-
take or even two or three mistakes !?
Can we succeed and build up our
selves only upon the ruin of others !?
Must we strive to bring ruin and
disgrace upon those with whom we
differ on political, social or religious
questions Must We transform our
selves into heartless savages or
bloody barbarians, ready to take
the lives or what is more, the Tepu-
tations of all those who do not
think rs we do! If there are such,
they cannot appreciate these happy
Christmas times, Ior tney have no
sympathy with the proclamation Of
Son earth peace, good will toward
men,"
To all the readers of the CHRON-
ICLE, in whateyerstation or condition,
whether aboundingin the good things
of life, surrounded by the luxury Of
wealth, or whether toiling for their
daily bread, We wish you a merry
Christmas. If your circumstances
are such that no puzzling financial
embarrassments cloud your mind
and no Affections mar your happi-
ness, may your pleasure be aug
mented by having q conscience void
of offense toward God or man, and
may the star of your future pros
perity never grow dim. If you are
struggling with poverty or overs
como by misfortune, may the bless
ing of Him who tempers the wind
to the shorn lamb be round about to
cheer you and strengthen you for
LIES rough places, and may the
of your future more
than compensate for the darkness
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-25

- sACE a1.s5a 1ASsEEESK, 10. L, Unltc0
- JT1e- o. "a SOL =r truss, meet gsvery luce
day ntsht ~ sriperaI3z Hill. y. Il. Weaver.
q. ~. n Brown ~ ~ X
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-2D pAcE.lst and I'd coils
kiLLIARDs-2p rAcn-sd COL
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r.s.
cLkRKs AND sALEsaEN-iara PAcx-2d aud Sd coils.
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sas
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HosEs 10 Es AND
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EUROPE-7rH PAGE 5th col
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SsssEs ..s s
RSSss a55ss xssrFt FE2css s OF BUSINESS .o
WANTED-isr rAcK-eth col.
jersey EEl 2s4s 1S city
LOST AND rouND-lsr PAex-2d col
s3sHLE MS y4sLs.ss s.ssss rass@d col COL
&C.:
NIsCELLANhoUs-larH PAGK-4th COL
r4SINS.a PAcrsh aud 9Th col.
PEkSONAL-lsr PAGE-lst col.
PIANOFUkTES. ORGANS. &C.-2D PACx-3d col
POLITICAL--lSr PACE-6th col.
Fa SsSE sssa
PRoPEKTY Our OF THE CITY FOR sALK OR TO
RENT-lsr PAGE 5th col.
REAL ESTATE 70 EXCHANGE-lsr PAGs-5th col
REAL ESTATE WANrED-lsr PAcx-5sh col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sr PAGE-lst and I'd coils
kkWARDS-lsf PAGx-2d COL
SALES AT AUCIION-l2rH PAGE-4th col.
sIrUATIoES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-lst
sITUxTi0Ns WANTED-MALEs-l2rH PAcx-2d col
SPECIAL NOTICES .Isr pAck--2d and Sd coils.
SPORTING-DO1S, BIRDS. &C.-1sr PAGE-Sd col.
THE TRADES-l2TH PAGK-3d COL
THE TUkF-lsr PAGE-3a col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-l2rH PAcE-6th col.
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-lsr PAcE-6th col.
WANTED TO PUkCHASk-2D PAGE-2d COL
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-l2TH PAGE 9th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &c.-lOrH PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
sPORrING-.n,.,s s1RDs.

sPORTING-DOGs. Birds. &C.
EoR, sALA--i'Nk WESLEY RICHARDS BKEEcn,
1000 As case ssksa oas a sS
change sPfss Kissaa Z Co. a7s Brosaway:
- THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY cLUB-JERoME PARK.
= TUESDAY. h!'s'sSS sovsasER RaaSE 5.
Seven Races iocludns a steepleehs,e.
Races commence promptly az o'clock
wu..rLr s.easasy sa%s:,aa to a. sea asEIsoNr President.
A.PY s5oKs opsn on p
souks .o e.o 20 =, ss eSn'alssd on the
o'A' = - 70 NELLY z BLISS Is wes, 2s.h i.
R0OK OPEN ON THE nANDIcAP; ALSO ON TIE
broadway evenings. hACkETr 90.
nOsr, FAIL TO SEE THE cELEBaArEp IN
sxhsissn. with fall al psasses. a. ARCH JoHSsioNs
Horse and Carriage M.r 18th University place
ELk.TwooD ,RK THIS DAY. sArukpAY.aTns
Ninth ward against the world Two to-day Robert
Smith ssmss D. e A,sck to Sagen; VIM. Graves bis e
re s Ave. w% or vsn & yns ssS
sr s,oO Ss' three = a's NJ ss. % H.
Vans sa p- Aad. Gray irotting to commence -
'''''- CAFES H. BARNARD, Proprietor.
TRROME PARK. NOVEMBER 5.-BOOK OPEN ON
e the hAndicsp and election stakes H. STAMFORD Lbs
TKROMH PAKK-BoOKs OPEN ON THE EXTRA
q day and election a. 10 we.. 2s,h =. wM lowell.
u ACKs-AT CENTnAL PAKK, ALBAAY.. NovEM-
500. s class. sseona asy $500 500 rs class:
$500 Hopeful beat Raras best time on half
H' 1i; sSKfss ssSis 5ps
ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ak d or
ing see.ion natter. Open from 4. u. TIL ii 7:
HORSES. CAnIkIAGEs. sc.
Adr4s4 4zGSH z1S4iOs XII sst5 NEW YORK rArrEn
sn4s ..; sRSs s..s.s sSaaoSsns sss ss..s;
oAfALSaGHL Il SLfSss "a sA5E d:SloGk oiji.' DAY.
Lo, Of ;ds bar and end spring Road wagoqs Depot
Elegant Fcrslaad Sleigh. trimmed
.s.s saa siss1 .Sa Bs ''a
I.sss r. PcaS? and single Harness. Horse Cloth
Light Coupe. by Brewster Co.
Light Rocksway, good order.
knee action appearance and drives cost Sooo warranted
Closely matched pair Of dark bay Gedings lss high
years old very stylish and pleasant drivers eau .ros
Coupe kockaway brown satin lining built by Miner
Stevens Co.. and scarcely soed; Harness. Blankets
Haad.sne black saddle md harness Mare IsA high;
children village and saddles warranted sound ans
Es;r. Desirable dspps gray GoIdnr. i5N nigh. year.
old SAFE agreeable driver for family use e
| xind
Clark cSis dam Sy aoiddu.s has shown trials rom s
| ish great road view.
The celebrated black trotng Abatross 153s high
years old; sos by General knox, by Branuy
OF the drivers aud roAdstes in existence
OF :35; will boat 1880 with handDs
ana sound and kind: also Track Wagon. b.
Van Duser, Trask Harness. &c.
Fact oxy troetug Mare. l5z high. old got BY
MitcheL's Amercan Ethan; treo. gamey driver;
Tue bay shorosshOr.d xeidins Point Blank. high
years oa highly trained under saddle tor iAdy's
gentem ans splendid Jumper active and fast
warranted sound xnd kind.
Extra tine bay trottng Mare. l5A high. old;
sure any every day srotss single
pole splendid saddle sound and kind.
ksgant pair u chestnut sorvel carriage uorses Ii
10 years old; extra action and style; wnrrAntss
sound and kind.
| nearly new; =. NO.
Twcnsy-hve other u orses. for all purposes.
| Full sscrption a. sale.
Sales never postponed account o ather
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

nk. NEwMANwILL PREACH IS,cENfEAL METH
IL dist Episcopal Ch.rch. 7th sv and l4h 81. on sun
day, IOI a. ~. aud IN I. NJ.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

LNOk. sALk-lSk WESLEY RICHARDS BREEcH .
son, cAssd complete 500 Muzxl.oad taken In ex
change SPIkS NISSAN a CO., 279 Brosdway.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-01-24
NOWADAYS.
Y everything has changed

Alas how everything has changed
Since was sweet sixteen;
When all the girls wore homespun frocks,
And aprons nice and clean;
With bonnets made of braided straw,
WI That tied beneath the chln,
And shawls laid neatly on the neck,
And fastened with pin.
,sEsut nowadays the ladies wear
French gloves and Leghorn hats,
\ That take up half yard Of sky,
In all queer shapes and flats;
With gowns that do not fall so low
M As such things ought to fall,
With waists that you might break In TWO,
Ard shoes a size too small.
recollect the time when
Rode fathers horse to mill,
\ Across the meadow, rocks and field,
And up and down the hill;
And when our folks were out at Work,
n AS true as I'm sinner,
jumped upon a horse, bareback,
And carried them their dinner.
= Dear me! Young ladies nowadays
Would almost faint away
To think of riding all alone
In wagon, chaise or sleigh;
And as for giving Spa" his meals,
Or helping "ma" to bake,
oh, saints 'twould spoil their lily hands,
Though they sometimes make cake.
When winter came, the maidens' hearts
Began to beat and futter;
Each beau would take his sweetheart out
q Sleigh-riding in cutter;
Y Or, If the storm was bleak and cold,
= . The girls and beaus together
Would meet and have most glorious fun,
And never mind the weather.
q But now, indeed, it grieves me much
The circumstance to mention,
However kind young mans heart,
=. And honest his intention,
z He never can ask the girls to ride
But such war is waged!
And if he sees her once week,
Why, surely, they're engaged.
j never thought that should try
My hand at making rhymes,
But tits the way to reprobate
The present evil times;
For, should preach morality
In common, sober prose,
They'd say twas older than the hills,
Or else turn up their nose.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-01-24
Children's Disorders Among the Jap.

In regard to the personal habits of the
people, it is interesting to remark chat
they drink very little cold water. The
water is drunk as hot team other
words, it is boiled. Of extreme impor-
lance, too, in regard to children's disor-
ders, is the fact that, until they are
or years old, they draw their nourish-
ment from the maternal fount. No child
is fed artifcially.' ~
On the other hand, it is interesting to
note that the Japanese eat unripe fruit
to an inordinate extent. The moment
fruit shows the slightest signs of being
soft, as an evidence of ripeness, it is
considered by them as unfit to eat. It
is astonishing to see them eat hard,
green peaches clinching them in the
fist, as country boy does hard apple,
and biting off each mouthful with loud
snap. They eat their pears in the same
way; cucumbers are eaten in more
unripe condition than with us even, and
ater-melons, which are so much in
Weighed against at home, are here eaten
by all classes and at all times.
In fact, they seem to revel in those
Gu1USb WulCu db AOI40 dI0 COuSluGI0u 80
productive of summer-complaints. Who
does not recall the astonishment he has
felt at the sight of country children of
tender age eating green apples, green
corn unceoked, and similar things, and
yet suffering no ill-effects therefrom ?
These facts may not prove, perhaps,
that unripe fruit is harmless but, in
connection with the other statements,
they do show that the removal Of sew
age-matter from houses is the important
point to consider, and that it's removal
insures an absence, or less number, of
cases of those diseases which enhance
our death-rate at home, and lends an adj
ditional reason for the necessity of vigil
lance on the part of communities re-
garding these matters. From, g Health
Matters IN Japan" IN Popular Science
| Monthly for January.