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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

Albert II. Hendrickson against his wife, Sarah Hen
dricksou referred yesterday by Judge Potter in
Supreme Court, Chambers, to Frederick A. Bernham.
The parties 10 the suit married August 81, 1865
and pave three children under the age 81 eleven years.
The plaintiff alleges adultery ON fhe part Oh BIS wife
WIZ John Tubridy various times dLIug the mrnths
or April. may and june. 1879 He also alleges various
acts Of adultery With unknown men.
Jacob ID. Otis. the broker OF Ne. 40
Broad-s, arrested recently sad miifP BY Justice
Murray for having his possession money alleged 20
have been stolen from Canada, obtained yes eriay
writ Of cetiorar from judge PotteF IN Court,
Chambers retuinabe tomorrow As In bis application
habeas corpus, Otis alleges that hc came IN rOsses
sion OF the money the Of Legitimate BUSINESS
TRANSACTIONS, did other respectable btokers Of
the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
THE COURTS.
GUARDIANSHIP OF TWO GIRLS.


THE GRANDFATHER COSTENDING AGAINST THE
ONCE INSANE FATHER.
Gains W. Hubbard, formerly wealthy
resident OF New-York, became insane in 1873 subse-
auently he was taken TO Providence r. l., and was
there adiudcated Iuuatic. His brother, Charles H..
Hubbard, VINO appointed his guardian, was also, In
that State by virtue Of his appointment, guardian OF
the unaties children These were two-Maud. age
about ten years, aud Mabel, five years. While the
father was in the Butler Asylum Maud was carried
away without the consent OF her uncle, Charles II.
Hubbard, TO the home Of her grandfather, John d.
Westlake OF Tarrytown, N " where she has since re-
NAMED The father during the past six MONTHS has been
restored 70 sanity. IL Is claimed and has sought to re-
gain possession OF his children to have them te3ln
under the guardianship of his brother Charles IL Hut
bard Tue matter was referred to Mr.. Meade and came
before Judge Potter Supreme Court Chambers, yes
terday motion to confirm the report OF the referee
putiDg Maud ard Mabel under the guardianship OF the
grandfather Mr. Westlake. The confirmation of the re-
port was opposed By counsel, who claimed that Gains
w. Hubbard resident OF another State, and that
this court had jurisdiction In the casa th9t the
courts Of Rhode Island had made Charles H. Hubbard
guardian OF both the children, and would not recognize
Inc guardianship Of Mr.. Westlake The Court reserved
is decision. he fathers estate is now worth about
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
SHOOTING A FORMER EMPLOYER.

JOHN WHITE HELD FOR SHOOTING JAMES s. MYERS.
James S. Myers, who was shot in his own
house, 255 West TWenty-third-st, Monday night
remained In critical condition yesterday, although
hope is entertained OF his recovery. The wound was
pr13sd by she physicians, but the bail could not be
found. The examination showed that 1t entered the
body at the right shoulder penetrated the ribs and
lodged In tho right lung, where it yet remains
John White the prsOneF taken 70 Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning, before Judge Kasmire
and held 70 await the result Of Mr. Myerss injuries
About three -four years ago White was employed by
Mr. Myers, at bis country residence IN NewBrunswek
IS q ooaehman. HIS vito was then cook White
was not as faithful 70 his employer as bis WIFE,
ana gays frequent opportunities for eonsure
He drank to excess and neglected his business
Mr. Myers finally discharged him. Although the pleas
ATTEST relations existed between Mrs. White ana the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CHANBERs-Po J.-COETt opens az
1890 DC lock mCaiCndar called at II O'clock mS0s
20 SIS So "a, 80 114 ~ 10 H. 10 o. so s5J "a So
66 81 TO- 81 49, 1879 $780, 1872 LA 1856 l43 las, 100 iJJ
l59, 1867 l6l, 1872.
AARISE COjRT-TEIAL TEHf-PART I-GoePp. mos. 47l6
4754 4755 An 4-S2 4579. 479. 4Sll, 4S42 4S43 4i
1915 4slS 1850 $3.50 1921 4S55 1913 4sel 4s34 1908
1882 4ss6. ASH 1883 43s9 1890 49, 4s9 1923 go
1914 1915. 1917, 49lS, 1919, 1921, 1922 1923 49,
Pact TG-SinnOtt J.N0s 1901 4336. 1923, 1851 1901.
Ass 4O4 z754 $685. 1884 1897. 400, 424b. 5Ol 4DJ5
PART IIl.-AdOurnel until Monday next
GENERAL SESSIONS PART I-Hackett, ReenrheT-Chares
Grener incest Charles II gyms, Thomas Cassidy, raPsi
Frederick Walton burglary Levi c. kilHeth grand lat
ceuy; Levy false JOhp Su yan. robbery
James Cunningham, Margaret Thompson grand Larceny /
Michael Mccormack feiOneus assault and battery Aimed
Baker Jacob Canaan grand larceny James knrns Michael
Bresan Tucker Henry Freeman James Hunter burg
larry John Mack larceny FROM the person charles a. Dun
Oppenhem receiving Stolen goods Patrick D Con-
nell John Kelly Robert Parker John Mccain, larceny and
receiving stolen goods.
PART IT-Stherand. J.-AmOs T. Blocker, Frank Myers,
Mary Smith, Singleton Charles Williams, Mary Nc
DermOtt Jennie Mccarthy Grand larceny owen anus
Fape Kate MCGOWAN, receiver Of stolen gOons; Wnam
Boy and battery Lizzie Jones' dlsOneIy house
Luigi CapczxOd elOuOus assault and battery JOseph Gold
berg, samuel HerLenDerg, burglary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
FALLoN AND ms JEWISH BRIDE.
SIZE REFUSES To LIVE WITH HER HUsBAsD UNLEt

HB BECOMES JEW.
The Concentration romance of Baxter-st. as
sunied a new phase yesterday. When Thomas FallOn
took bis wife anty from the courtroom last sat
urday, he supposed his marriage troubles were at an
end and gladly yielded to the request OF hts fatherin
law that his bride should be allowed TO go back 10 her
old home until the young blacksmith could prepare suit
able rooms IN which to begin housekeeping. When the
visited his wife Sunday, ne was astontsAed by TIE
father telling him that Caroline no longer his Wlfeand
he would not allow him tn remain In the room alone Win
her walk with her. FailOn. the old man SAID. had
promised, ii Caroline would marry him, that no would
auired nv t but that he refused 10 do So nc nal
broken his vows and an action would DO begun 70 have
the marriage annuled. The young wife induced To
her father IN this declsOn and said she would
no longer live with Thomas unless he would become
low lie Indignantly denied the promise. Yesterday
hs procured FROM Judge Potter writ Of hObeas corpus
for the appearance OF his wife In court this morning
He alleges that sho has been unawnly restrained OF
her liberty and he has been deprived Of her society by
her father,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
INSTRUCT COURT OF the UNITED
Sales bn aurnou
A sSIGNEE'S SALE of VALUABLE COPY
prcyfpo

by virtue Of an order Of the United states District
Court win expose public sale az No. o. ttnaye,
pttsluTg, Penn, al 40 O'clock, a M, SATURDAY. sEI
TENDER Ia 1873 the copyright 10 print publish AMI yend
IN tins United states Deans series OF ATithecs Keys
same GOn's series Of Arthmetcs and Key Cons Anita
meoal Problems Buftts Grammars. consisting OF PIT
mary, documentary and Practical Al the s6oysasntlolsa
Also Will sell az the same tins place, the right 70
pint publish aud Yend uRdleYs Lessons Ia Language.
parfa subject royalty and Lee HadoYs
Grammar. suljsettoa royalty Of eoets per eoly ~,
Above ths publications OF A. u English q Cos
banrupu been largely introduced into the soh00is
% Fsi'D'' wanna anu r'''''" H. l. ooURLEY. Assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
ToBIN,s APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

United States Dlstrlct-Atturney WOOutofu
received yesterday letter from the Department Of JUS
tee AZ Washington In regard 20 the pardon OF Michael
Tobn sentenced banged Fricay, September 20,
oOntiued In the Ludlow Street jail. The letter
announces that the application FOR pardon conmuta-
ton will be carefully considered aud to that end
respite Will probably be ordered to october 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
EccEY1RIcI11Es OF MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Sat the Mining
board to-day, Sierra Nevada stock closed at o2a and
Union Consolidated at 55ai. After the close OF the
Board this evening Sierra Nevada sold az 100 aud Union
Consolidated at ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-AIajOr Guido n.
eber Judge Advocate is by direction Of the Secretary
OF War ned 10 be Professor Of Law at the Military
Academy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

member of fashionable uptown congre-
auired Have the notes OF piece called this Song
OF solomon adding Our pastor referred to II yea
tefdsy morning az an exquisite gen. and my wife would
like 20 learn 20 play IT,"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-21
T.s- re Dark czsz

a little girl sat 81 Twilight, Il hel
sick mothers room, bnsily thinking
All day she had been fnu OF fu1
AID noise, and had many times
worried her poor tired mother.
Ma said the little giri, -whz-
Do you suppose makes ne get over
ny mischief, and begin 70 set good
just about this time every alghty'
Il do lot know, dear. Can you
not tells-
We'll I guess it's because this l.
when the dark comes YOu know
I Sn little afraid Of that. And.
then, ma, begin 20 think OF al the
naughty things I've done 10 greve
you, and that perhaps yOu might
die before morning; and 50 begin
to act good"
oh, thought L how many q Is
Esit I'll DARK comes II the form q
sickness and sOrroH, or trouble d
some kind, before ne begin o do
goodY How nnch better 20 be
good while ze are enjoying LIES
bright su8shinel and then, when
the dark cones,-&s Il I'll, Il :
measure, 70 ALIVE shall be ready
% meet Il without fear"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-21
=: Ma I - E..zsss1..5-

IL Great Britain children Of 81
ranks are raised On Al oatmeal diet
alone because Il czases them IL
gsoE strong aad hezltbfal and 70
better food can possibly b= found
Tor thel- Il L also quite a. desira
bic fr the st1deot s. for he lzbor-
r., AID fo- the delicate lady Is fOr
aer hard working sister, indeed, al
classes Mould be grez1ly beBehssed
b. lis use, and dyspepsiG, Eilh al
is manifold zanoyznees, car be
kept 81 = safe distance Oatmeal
Is more substantial food, Il Is said,
thzD veal pork, OF lanb, and quite
egosl 10 beef or mutton. giving IS
much o more mental vlgor, while
10 great deslderz1nu consists IL
ones not becoming weary OF Il, for
breakfast o. tsz. 3 Is wheat o. Grs-
ham brad Il czn be eaten with
syrup an4 butter 3 hssty pudding,
" Eilh cream and sugar Ike rice
Il i especially good for yOGng
mothers apOn whose nervous forces
too grezl 4 denznd has been made,
Ehea they lose the equilibrium Of
the system and become depressed
and dlsPirlfsd. Oatmeal requires
10 be cooked slowly. and the zier
should b. boiling hot when i Is
stirred n
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-21
Cultivate oheerfulne=s

Cultivate chserfulne=s- Laugh
and grow ISL II you cz1't grow
fAi with laughing, laugh saybOE. Il
won't hurt you It's = superior
tonic. II yOa have 3 sore throat,
o. = boil o. yOur lips, OF lad teeth,
and csa't laugh. smile, smile Eith
your eyes, gesiieulAse OF gy-rzte in
token OF the Joy that Is in you.
Bat boat look gran, whatever you
do. DOa's sazri, nor grin sardon-
ic&Ily, nor sneer szrcSsticzlly. nor
packer yOur lips into a. indifferent
zSlste, BOr snap your finger Al the
world as II Il defiance OF the fla
that Is 3 part OF is life Be sociz-
be Tre4t sTerybOdy~iEh kidd
ness Shake hzads with your enc
ny, AID Jet hin know ron are 10;
F-e5udiced- That's the way 20 take
Tie prose OF Of life, and make the
word comfortable II everybody
OaIy grizsed with jOlIEy. and To-
body sazrls5 with envy. the earth
Eould oe bezTsa you Eozld never
care E50uf IezTiag Tor = better Exi
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-21

lac 1zrDes Eh0 has more i've
stock THAI be has aay hay OF grain
80 keep Il good orle- should make
up his uinl 70 do ore OftwO things
He saonld either szll 81 once. s0De
" rs poorest animals OF else Be
coalezl - buy hay and meal with
Haieb 70 Eses aaen =heu his oEn
FEED g7r@ on For ourselves ne
prefer the former course Azny
lzr9ers thiak diEezenEly and would
r4tAsr Ezy higa prices for hzY And
grain thai ID keep OILY What cattle
thsE 2rn Eil naturally sustain
L al Ezrme-s would fallOE either
exc q these exzm4les their inseresz
EEo1ld ase advanced n1ch more rap
i1-E than they are Al present For
& great nany persist Il keeping TO-
many czs1ie and also refuse 10 buy
anything for them 70 ez1- Tins, As
ne have before remarked, i hard
asr sls cattle and costly foE the
oEnez What ne Eoald especially
emphasize row II thai If the surplus
stock i 30 IL sold Is should be dis
ssose1 soOn--EL
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-21
Zz-s.-;-;-za Wal

Il Csc the val Of 3 large roou
-zsy sixteen BIZ twenty feet square
us 10 be kzlsO1ined with two
cats, Il wll require about one
fourth q = pound Of Iighf-cOlored
z-ue and IKE o. SIX pounds Of Paris
white Soak 1be glue orer night il
3 ia vassel, containing about :
euar1 u H4rm water. II the kalsO
mine : 70 De applied the next day,
ada PIT more Of clean water %
tls gue, and sci The tn vessel COZ
tzg the glue into : kettle Of
boiling Ez.ei over the IRE, and COZ
tlale 10 SIR tie glae until Il Is vel
6is-osve5 and quite thin II the
gl1z pail be plzeed IL : kettle Of
boiling Rater The glue VII Tot be
soo-cheL Then, after putting the
Pzfs ~aige into 3 large wafer PAL
pour O. bot wzieT. and sir until
las liquid appears Ike thick milk
E9E Ei1gle the liquid glue with
the walEi1g. SIR Il thoroughly and
apply 4. - TIE wall with : white
wzsL brush OF S paint brush. II
case tBe liquid j. - tLick that y
Eil 10s 1gE iron the brush - IS
10 make smooth work, add 3 little
more ho1 water. When applying
tLe kzlsOnIne, SIP Il frequently.
DIP the brush o11ea, and only -
deep iato tie liquid - 70 take -
much - The Lair I'll retain without
letting large drops fail OF the floor
II TOO much CINE be added, the k2l-
so1l1e cannot be aid On smoothly
z13 VII g liable 70 crack. The
ala should be 10 apply : lhin layer
u sizing 11zE cannot b brushed OF
Eifh . broom Or dry cloth A thin
eoz1 vii lot crack
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-21
30 1-.-sy =

Living Age The a59re Is what
some say Of h-T4lg Vel that
depends upon VINO tire fame- Is, ~
rather how he mzaaz@a u5 rms lis
farm Nov, L mz1 buys g farm
and pays for Il moaey which he has
borrowed, lives II the city or to#8
and pays a age1t g. ru- the farm,
j, certainly VIII lot pay
Buy you 3 snail farm uita y0ur
own mocey. Go live o. 4. and cou-
duct Il Win dgna1t sad =-ozomy-
Whzterer ron raise grow OF make,
be sure thai il is yoar oE8- zad noi
10 be divided oat 10 pay tor fsr-iliz-
ers, corn, -four, bacon o. for HLzi
you can make o- raise a. home.
Think Of yoUr business. Keep
your fences IL repair. 5ive year
stock enough 10 eaE and take csre
OF then. Sc that everything
about your farm Is Il good repair
Make m2zu-e IN year lez ana sLel
ter Il Feed y0u- stock Il eomEor
table stalls ard let ileu b ~el -ll-
tered Perscoa-iy sasrvl== al
thai goes en- See tL-t your too-s .
are II good order z-d IL tAelr
places. Be systematic s. your aoFk- F.
Look sfter every I-dlsrTy zrouui
you--the orchard, garden. po-L.ry
Yzrd- Look after eze4 and every
PIE II lis sAsoa- II o111eetion
With al this. ne your oesi Jud
1ent abou- year crops 4nd or
Eor5 ior Is Tou #iI have 5ui Ittle
10 by beyond dry goods sugar AID
soEee, ard iae res1it U-l be 20 coz
rince 700 tA4t the-e B. money
.zruizlz-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-21

Il = aw b0urz I kew znO-her-
Ee zss my razssuzss sud soru6
bsa ike saer- ia 1es a nan
% she streets. s harsh word vas
sT,okezs ana = 4 moment BE VS.
stretched uPoa t5s P1Te-neot II TIE
zg0oies ~ osalb- Naay 3 nsn las
gone 81 tAe f.eailsnli4ry Or 10 ths
"a -OEs Wao lsigbE lave lived and
died * hone a she b0ssm u a seF-
lag family 5at Tor Al aagoverasbie
Doasne EaIeh spike hansh and EiO-
8ez1 words hare never known 3
nza lose zaything or safer any
thiag because Be used gentle SOrJis-
They are always words fly spoken,
ana are Ike -zpPlez 81 gold Il pic
tines Of silver" They zrs music
10 TIE ar b0aey % The taste 1ad
Joy 10 tie aezTI- They MAKE Ire
ere bea1. the bps smile. ard the
face gloE- They 3essea sorroE and
increase 10y Taey pm OBt tae
frs u angTy passion. znd kinaie
the pure azUe Of love. Thes pour
o. ag0a lAe lEOabl44 H&1ers Of
srle ard tad the raging 5sll0Hs
dOEn- Iheg i've forever lley
speak through e.sruIig- Thass
Eords XII cone blck IL goa Lac
tae s~aes echoes - TIE sot1=s. 1au
81. ssa El-l eheer you- lg1ag ~
meh1s aad snoo41 yo-r passage -
1be grave b 1-ushf1- Be gealle7
znd ma he Eb0 Is liz gsaiA Gad
keep yOur 4oagaHs from eles1e5is pear
Ii sroD gul=. and make Al your
zords a. gent-s = clarity and -
--4sz - I'D
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Farm and Home.
-;.s,= -a-s = Ez---.-g.

TIE zhols success u g farmer
hinges upoa timely zstantzoa II Ill
tle thingz TaIs uzlnly makes the
diEsre1es betweea farsft and p.orar-
y. and sboald ersr * borus Il
mind By tie 1ruar HhO Houll sue-
ussd- Re1enber the al aazee-
-FOr Ez1s Of uall 3 shos was IosL
for rant q q shoe horse rs Ioz-
fO- Ez1t O. : bo-ss Kan Has losi
In the case q bOuseho3d ard ozaar
Expenditures ItIsa Ett-e thing II
keep 3 daily meaozaa am q every
pecun5zry t-zlsac15o1 o1 1ae fzr1-
znd then : hail h01r sE4t O. sax
uEdaY eFenilgs II posting tAe =z1=
IN z BOOK Eoa,d eLaalz farmers 81
Ehs End Of tha y=ar u kao# sass
how they STOOD wa tie world
Yet ne doubt L .azr4s oas maa h
tea who culaFztes r4e SOIL ever
makes - e1sET in & a=oOk zl5 for
want Of Z his zocolls runs % fer
fully - the store an5 nz1F ar5c-es
Of luxury b.ouEh1 (4aa wAseb night
5ust - EsI bgre b==n Gis eul
1ith) which such me1 1u9 th
selves unable 70 pay Il E4e ED q
tbe yezr- Debs ze1-u-ztss the
farm Is mortgageI ara finally lost
for want q : little F.sPer ard lax.
It's = lit15e 1aing 10 return too1
70 is proper place after using yez
many have 10 such rl4ee. noT evea
: shelter f0- ths5r farming 5au le-
meats OF eools, 1uf leare theu lylag
about whers lisa usa5-tae plor IL
the field the gI8b51as-boe "a -E=
swamp the log chain e. ths woods
and eFery thing scattered here All
there ezusing as mach u1re l0zs q
time II bunting t1am up thz5 lt
wOuld take 20 Go cbe required 55b-
Many do not even II late- house
the more expressive implements q f
the farm, the reapers and moHars,
and ne have even seen thrazlI1g
machines being leEt 0u- in tie
weather Eith 10 better Fro1els5oz 4
than 50 many old ploE- and hzr-
rows The consequence Is tlz. tie
parts nz8e q iron a1d steel grow
rusty, The wood work decsys, z13
ibus : machine which wcold ]azl
for thirty years Hitl proper care as
used up Il less 1ba1 I've
Il Is very llttle hing 20 t1rn 8
INT O. screw thai j. loose rex sor
want Of 3 little tightening, the 1u1
Is. lost the box cones OH and ana
loaded wagon breaks d0E1 OF Us
way 70 mzrket and . ~bo-e day Prob +.
ably lost for boih driver sid team
Il Is 3 very little ibnr 10 keep 3
horse properly Eroo1e5, get Tor sbe
want o. Il filth z1eaa1lz-as a. Eis
1stlOeks, tbe SKIN crsrE=- ehs horse
becomes lanes zad the u=a C the
animal for weeks and probably
months, Il lost &c M owner. Ven
iillztio8 Is 3 Snail STAIR g=- sor
the want q Il IL STA rs -= s.oE
suffer, disease Is eagea1ere1 ard,
even death does no- eus1a- the ser
vices Of such aziuals aye otte1 ses
Above alL il Il 2 ve-T az=F rll7g
% deal fairly with your fell5unea,
and tAus esquire 8 name f7r A9a4=-
y which Is better thz8 F-aaozs
oinaaeaE Maay chest ia the
measurement OF IL tae represented
quality q what they sell md tlas
get : reput4lio1 lur l1ezl1z=s. u
not dishonesty, wl5ea stands zuch
II the way q success l-r= IS ua.l IS
hareat.er-
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E=.t,s EzG.ry.

Mustard IS s remedial 2gent has
evidently been Oyerrzted- As :
rubefscient OF blister maker il II.
d0ubsedly h2s lis charms, bui IS :
cure for detective srithmetczi
knowledge Il Is absolutely useless.
Sucb 81 east Is the conclusion, II
substance, that the New York Trib-
NE draEs from The experience OF 3
photographer II Bucksport- Maine
Who adopted : little girl about EiZ
years old and attempted 70 teach her
70 count She readily learned -
count from one 20 SIX, bat could 20
10 further The photographer and
his wife whipped her repeatedly N
Il the blood rza down her back,
and Tel, strange 70 say, she could
rot count beyOld six Then they
dropped the rad and took Up the
pincushio1- The husband held
the struggling child II his arus
while the wife prirksd her wrists
and hands 1ntl they were red
with blood; but the little ~zif
c3uld not Or would lot count more
than SIX Then they PIT TIE child
% bed and called FOR the mustard
czn. Half s dozen large Plsstsrs
we're put OF the child's arms, legs
and body ard kept there U1il the
5esh Was rsE with lrighttul sores
observation-disclosures
The lfsle 1z5d could lot count sey
e. The mustard plzsisrs we're re-
1sEe5 again zad again and whites
u eggs we're beaten and mixed
With the mustard, 50 s. 10 render
the chil6's s1He-ings more acute:
5ut notwithstanding the pains that
were taken 20 draw out the usfhe-
nz5cs, she could not count seven
Si8gulzrly enough the town suthOr-
aes having discovered the case
have protested against any further
attempts 20 instruct the poor child
il the manner heretofore pursued
ieening il better she should grow
I'D II Ignorance
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-02-21

-You czu preach better sermons
With yOar life thai with yOur lips
Yes. ne CAL do a. that even those
Who have 10 elo9uenoa 10Y even
The pen Of = ready writer. The
huublest wouzn does Il who goes
sbout her daily toll With patience
zud : kind word for 81; Who makes
her home = pleasant place for bs-
husband, and briEgs her children
Up eheerfuly. Yes, aid 50 does
tie poor lzbOring nan Who leads q
honest life, aid refuses 20 De :
drunkzrd, 20 utter profz1e words.
Zach ~ the end Of every day has
preached = sermon 20 which Il
would Be vel 20 listen.
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