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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-17
BANKERS.

s0IO @ 91,OOO "VESTED In WIli q. stocl
= mAk0 fortunes every month. Book SAINT fire. !,
SSnks9s, IL wal c, T. Z. Oep26kth&siy
execute orders for the purchase sale Of 6tocfa
Bonds and Gold on moderate margins OomnosS
On responsible parties only. Correspondence oolio
tted Henry Merriam, Member Am Mining ant
0fock Exchan9o, % Wan IT., New York. Rrfcrenco
d. = Nanyan. 1sQ., Prostdant Eat.oasi Trust 90.
EOV York fAnl-ty
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTUR1 DAY0,

T'Hos. Z wA0aAlIAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE uNIMPROvEp PROPERTY ON
IHdnTE1NTH BET BETWEEN e. AND
d SIkEETS NORTHWEST.
in v san.ra SSU May 2oth. at pm. lot 9, "a
m st1s az OF sale fHos E. wAaoAaAN Ancs
GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Ee-
~ IAIE ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE, Be
TMEEM AND D STREETS SOUTH, BE
ING PREMISES No. 3O9-A TIRE E-S TORY
AND BASEMRNT BRICK DWELLING
By virtue q deed Of trust, dated Febru, -
II, naoer 71o, folio 207. Of the Land Records of -
pubic auction, In front Of the premises, on MON
OAY, the 18th day Of May, AID. 1873, at o'clock p.
"a. al that piece Of ground in the City of Washing
Ton In the District Of Columbia known the north
part OF original lot numbered fourteen ID, IN
square numbered six hui bred and ninety one (69i),
tne same having front OF twentyone (1ll fest Six
tol inches on New Jersey avenue south sast and ex
tenung with the same width to the rear OF said !of
gether with the improvements. consisting OF
No. 800.
Terms of sala: third cash balance in equal
fpstalments II sir, twelve and eighteen months from
DAY OF sale, for which purchasers notes, bearing
seven per cent interest and secured on the prop:
erty sold, viii be taken. deposit Of $500 required
at time of sale. II terms Of sale are not complied
with WITHIN i've days from day Of sale property
viii be resold at risk and cost Of default ng pur
ehaser after FIVE days' mott in the Evening Star
jos g. e. KENNEDY, Trustee
STEIGRR I,IERERMANN Aucta mvg.eoEda
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SUMMER RESORTS.

"tNHEeTNUT GROVE HOUSE,"
~ MEDIA, DELAWARE COUNTY, PA.
Located at station ON the West Chester A 4
snd Pb1ladelphia railroad, only Is miles ~ 81
from Philadelphia, in q be autiful ana ex- As:x
ceedtDg healthy part Of the country. The house
possesses every convenience. Surrounded by Iarze
and tastefully adorned grounds. Terms very mod
crate. For further information address 1923 at.
NV, Washington. D. G. Mrs. N. A. HOEOKLY,
my176ts Proprietress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-17

DRIvATELY Oh IN CLASS. -Latin, Mathe-
u metics, Rhetoric. Logic. Arithmetic simplihed-
Terms moderate. B. w. flynn, NJ, 1927 L st.
NV. Can before IL Q m after p. N. sep13-tr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
Suicide.

New IonE, Oa;. 2l,-A S!rlcu;e. II. Y,
srccia' sGys k!;ra 4. Sheppard, a young girl,
residing il the topn # Skanealc,c4. committed
suicide On Sunday night. Si,a lad hrcn CT
gagged 10 b. lnairci 20 nnn iichry Eumcr,
VITO '!t2d her IN acc0uHt Of seine aIores which
be alleges he lad heard regarding her charao
ter. Her lover Vi led her early o. Supday
When she kissed hin md gave him his fire.
dom. Sac then t""!; . dose t cobalt, made
Ter will, Ard Iay down IN die. a physician
was called, and found Der vomiting Violently
Sho sald sho mad taken rCi;on. rs sGo was tired
OF life Tho physician left her about O clock,
surprising sho would bo all right, having vomit-
cd up all the poison. She then took another
dose, and died in III hour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
.yEILTS or TIE D.FS.

ga tlo 10Th inst. train ca tho Sauta lie
Road, near Lss Vegas, New Mexico, was stop.
Icd by four masked men end tae express car
robbed OF $1,000
POioo O1ioar 7. D. Jackson. colorad, at
Memphis yesterday, shct and killed Green
Smith, colorcj, chicken thief, who resisted
aTreEt, sgd attempted to stab the officer With q
bowie kn!f,. The coroucr's Jury oxoncratCd
Jackson.
A call was issued yesterday to tho bankers Of
Georgia for convention on October 90 to Coz
slider Il course Of action regarding the recent act
of the Legislature restricting tho rate of inter-
est st S per cent. on pain OF forfeiture o. the
cntlr5 Interest.
W. II. Vann, who was arrested for tho b1u-
til murder Of j. Ii. Gatliug, brother of the 10
v1ntOr OF tho famous Calling gun, on his farm
near Murfreesboro, N G., September I'd, has
been convicted and sentenced to bo hanged
December 18th.
A package CT papers vas found on tho beaci
at Lake Indiana yesterday, thrown out Ct The
balloon "Path6nder. The pap:rs have print
cd on them, dropped from Prot. Wise
ttauscontinental BALBOA, the Pathfinder, ,
and are similar 10 papers dropped over othe
points BY tho Professor.
Julius 1. Rockner. youug German, DO ard
log ct tho Clinton House, Brooklyn. was lount
dead III his bed on Sunday. having swallowed
poised. la his hand WAS loaded revolver sill
the muzze pressed against his breast; bat nont
| OF the barrels had been discharged. Ho !c;t
note staliag that i'll health had weurCd him Q
life.
Alter the conviction OF Bnford for shooting
Judge Elliott, at Frankfort, KY, iha p1isoDe>
made 60 appeal. ADD tic Court Of Appeals du
cIiued to hear tho case On tho ground thu
judges Wcro iacrt sed parties A special oour
was ordered. ADD yesterday Gov Blackburn
| appointed Hon. John L. Elsnd. Hon. l. D
HusVards and Henry A. Tyler as igcs 10 81
| in the ccse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21

RAILWAY SPEEDS-rhe daily express ma
train from London to Holyhead makes lhs dis
lance. 26S miles 10 II hours, being at tho speed
OF a!itt!e over SO miles an hour stoppages in
Guided. The distance between New York and
Washington ls 22S mies. and the ostest train
makes It in hours AID 20 minutes, or Sc
miles an hour, stops included. But most of the
trains occupy from to hours. 10 this wide
country where railway engineering Exhibits suoh
great trIumphs, 1t would seem as if we ought To
be able to ruo trains between our important
e1t'! as fast as the Blitishers d.. live had a
Hoyhesd express between New York and
washington The time of transit would be re-
duced nearly one half, to Wit, hours and 4O
nioutes. This would enable passengers IN
leave New York 10 the morning, have an entire
official day 10 Washington. or attend session
OF Congress. and still be at home again in time
for the evening ss.-Scaentifc american.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
Locomotive Encineers

kansas C17r, No, Oct. 2l,-Tne Grand In.
transitional Division Of Locomotive Engineers
now holding their sixteenth annual session H.
this city, had their election ef grand cfRceTs
yesterday, with tie following result: P. "
arthur, Grand Chief Engineer T. S. Ingrshsm
First Grand Engineer; Charl es Fletcher, SEC.
Grand Assistant Engineer; D. Bennett Th;ri
Grand Assistant Engineer; j. z. Robinson
Grand Guide and G. W. Tyre, Grand Chan.
lain. Washington city was selected sa the plscs
for holding the next session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
Sabbath Conventions,

BOSTON, Dot. cl.-Tho State Sabbath Con
vertioo met 30 doy, large Brnibr CT minis
tens from different paris tf the State hcirc
present. The pfcaiIci.; $ Hon. James White
The statement OF the principles which control
the coDvaul0n sc iu!th tia. the Sabbath be-
log OF divine louraarlor, II is the aim Of the
Convention to pr0m0to nmOUg Christians @
sense ct divine authority. o Ill IRE considerations
observance OF il, and :nuh true understanding
OF lis va ue TO themselves and to The State ug
will lead them to resist What tends 10 deprive
them Ot n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21

The conservative primary ia this city eud
county yesterday resulted 10 tbs noniuation of
MIR. George A. Mushbach for tho House Of
Delegates The nominee is onioeuty qualified
for the position. Ho was a Influential member
of the lat House, 10 which biz talenls were
recognized, ADD IL, aad has boeu from the first,
firm ard consistent advocate OF tho payment
OF the States just debts, and supporter of the
MoCallcch bill. His nomit alton is equivalent to
an election, but 10 order that tho debt paving
sentiment Of the community may have its
proper and legitimate weight, his msiori,v
should be SO large ss possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
Captured Women and Cnsts.rau

DENVER. Co.., O,t 2l.--A despatch from
Los Pines, says nat courier has Just arrived
from the camp Of the hostilrs, bringing infor
nation to Ouray that the White River U:es
ara 10 tnc MOUNTAINS about hundred miles
north OF LIS Ptnos. To- women and children
are safe, ha says, gu. the IadisGs will hold
them until given assurance that the troops will
not harm them. Oaray desires that the muir
dertrs have civil rial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
Nominations Rejected.

NEW YORK. Oot. 2l.-Mayor Cooper sent
IN TO the Board OF Aldcrmcn tc- lay tho nomi-
nations OF VIM. }. Kane as excise Commits
soner IN place OF Philip Merkie, Jofin c. Lin
beck as tZcIse Commissioner 10 plaoe Of Richald
j. Molrison and If Charles H. Whitfield rs excise
Comnlssoncr in p!sce OF George W. Morton
These were all LAID ma tho table BY vote of IL
to D. The nj Animation Of Jacob D. Ackerman
az pol'e commissioner in tho place Of Dewitt
Z. Wheeler wss also tublad BY The same votc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
Relief Committee

NEW York, Oot 2ls'.-Tbe subscriptions
to the Chamber OF Commerce relief fund
for The benefit of the sufferers by Yellnw fever
at Memphis have about endc1. Mr.. J. Crosby
Brown. the Trtasurer, reports tho receipt tt
S2l6 sirc, Ootober This makes the totul
receipts to date SIC, 900. all ofwhich have been
RENTED by tho Treasurer to tie Howard As
ISOLATION at Memphis. The last amount
t$2 ,C00) was sent Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21

SAMPLES OF HARD Woo LUMBER made from
common wheat straw have lately been e7hb.
tied in Illinois. Tho wood has al the polish
and finish of tho hardest black walnut aud ma.
hogany. An ordinary straw board, such as l.
usually made at any paper mill, is used for pro.
dueing it. AS many sheets are taken IS are re-.
qulrod to mako the thickness desired These
sheets arc passed. through chamical solution
which thoroughly softtns tho fiber and complete
~ saturates it. The whole is next drawn through
q succession Of rollers dried and hardened dur.
ing the process, is we'll IS polished. aud then
comes cut of the other end of the mschine hard
dry lumber, ready for use. 1t is said that tho
chemical substances hardening in the fiber on.
tirely prevent water soaking, and render tae
lumber com bustlble only in very no. fire The
hardened finish on the outside slso makes it i'm.
pervious to water. The samples which hsve
been exhibited could hardly be distinguished
from hard. wood lumber, and in saving the M
terial the d ference could not be detected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
Serious Afiray.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2l.-at "a early hour this
Isdors Delco, waiter, in a Sixth street. rastsu.
rant. gusrreled over the digoity of their re-.
pective positions. In the course CT the dispute
Delco received cut with razor near the eve
severing an artery, and also q Gu. in tho side OF
his abdomen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
HE TEri

PMLlco RACE TRACK, Md, Ost. 2l.-
P,quot won the first rac., Molis MoGlplev
secuud. Dairy Maid third Time l44A.
LONDON, Oat 2l.-The race for tho Cam.
bfidgeshiro stakes camo off to day at the New.
market Houghton meeting, and was WOO By
Lord Rosenberry' four yenr old FLY La Msr.
vrllo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21

ARREST OF VGLLAIN.-MissM Marin, dsusL.
ter Of a prominent stock dealer rasidng jus,
south Of Minonk, ILL.,, was found in senseles:
condition and horribly mutil.ted half mills
from her home yesterday. Sho had lain there
twenty hours, having boer indecenty assaulted
By young man named Harris Dsbore, while
she was returning from church Sunday. Dsbore
has been arrested, identified by the young lady
and locked up lie cut her on the forehead ana
in tho throat ono stab nearly sovsring her winde
pipe. Ho returned 10 work Ms usuel this morns
ing, evidently believing that she Was dead. and
that all means Of tracking tho crime to him were
removed. lie is totally Indifferent, neither de.
nyin9 or acknowledg ing his guilt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21

y SECRET INVENTION. j acob Byltr, resj5,
ing near McrsaItown, has invented an inslru
nent bG the use Of which, it is said, he can tell
the exact ltcit :oa ard size Of Any vein ct Gre,
whether gold, silver. c,pp,r lead CT iron, or
any other kind tbs. be can point cut tbs di,
reclion the vein inns, lis thickness, lis depth
from the surface, and other particular, Of im
portanc9 TO miners.
l. Is said that be dicovcei The rish iron orc
mice near MofgaatOWo, and that after mining
operations were commenced ho dedicated c]r
rectly the direction cf the vien. RE .ntly, he
was taken all the way out to Kansas to point
gu; the location of iron orc veins, ssd bis ser.
VICES arc coming rapidly into great demand.
ln locating ore he walked over the track of
Iaud,, simply holding biz instrument in his hand,
ha Keeps 1t covered so that it campo: bs sean
By eoy person. The invention is secret one,
known only to himself. He was asked whv he
did not have it patented, AMI sell uste3t rights
or manuiaature machines. He replied tbs;
there was 60 necessity for him 10 obtain
patent, az be aoud make 40 icdepeudan, for
tune hy using the machine himself and keeping
the manner OF its construction complete So,
eret.-From the Reading Eagle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
Died from Her EDiarfes

NEW YORK. Oes. 2l.-Nlary Sheridan who
was bruts!Iy kicked BY her husband four wseks
ago. died lie the hospital from Der Injuries to
oay. Her husband will be placed on trial fer
murder,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY b.
EDGAR 4NOwDENs
TUESDAY EvEN'G. OCTOBER u, 1879

Postmaster Gcucrtl Key, who vas 10 Rich
mond when the news q the Ohio election was
received. says the democ!a.s OF that city were
not favorable to the Ewing fnarcial theories,
und were glad to SEQ them exploded; that E q
general thing the people o! Richmond have be
some Welred OF the eternal Wrnngle over p0-
liro,l matters, and that they seem to be devot-
ing themselves to their own business With re-
markabls energy, and to local Issues which have
difec: braging upon the commercial Interests
Of their section. This is all true, aud yet the
radicals aud their press and speakers continue
to teach tho people of the North that Vir-
giniGisus and al other Sontherners arc Only
nomioaliy reconstructed. and that their hate
for the Union ia 90 intense that their sole pur-
pose ia to thwart any and oil measure 3 that tend
toward Advancing its interests. Southeroers
arc ss kesnY alive to their own interests as any
people on the face OF tho glote, though they
may not resort to such ncau and Questionable
ways OF promoting them as SINE other; and
as The civil War taught them. with an impress
slVeness never to be erased that tier luture
fate is inseparabIy coIno5ed with and depen'
dent upon that Of their fellow citizens Of the
othar sections fthe country, S. men of con-
mon sense they support all measures that they
believe will inurn to the benefit Of the
whole Union, ard oppose all that they fee
convinced will ipjuro il; knowing that what is
advantage to one portion OF the country mutt
reac; fsv rIby upon all 10 other oltious and
vice versa. 10 accu-iog The South OF hostiiit,
to the Uniou now they exhibit their ienorar CO o.
human psture ADD inpute 10 the southern PEG
pie disregard Of their own interest and O lack
Of political wisdom and as,uteness which are
utterly :etIed By the experience of the past
and euphatoally denied by such CD able prop
agaudist Of the ultra radical faith as Mr.. Weu-
dell PHILIPPE, who says that 10 all the arta Of &
politician the sontherner is unexcac3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
Captured.

SuDBURT, MASS, Oct. p --Albert Danis's
who escaped from Cambridge jill with FIVE
others Saturday evening last was captured Last
night st the house of Mira. Jack Haynes, in the
western part of this town. and returned to iaiI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, Tenu., O,t. 2l.--Up to uoon tE,
new GASES OF yellow fever have heeu reported
to the Board OF Health-Jacob Kaufman aud
Mis-. Alex Perry. j. D. Conway's condition
is uoinproGcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21

The only political power the South now
possesses ls. siran9ot To say, that shicn thrust
upon her hy Der cueui,a. tie radloa!s-her
solidty. Were it got for that she would be
insignificant 10 the Union, 40 far 80 poltcil
matters are Concerned. Another strange
circumstance, connected With the political
power she questiooably holds by reason OF
thst solidlty. is that she apparently does not
want it and would relioguish il upon the first IA.
vorsble opportunity, il allowed by tie radicals
TO do SO. Ever sluca the war there have been
numerous attempts 10 all the souhera States
TO divide the democratic party. but each and
every one Ct them has been rendered fulfil, ~
the itjurIes aud insu'tl heaped upon the entire
white people Of that section by the radicals,
which have naturally made them uoit SircC
the Ohio elco!ion these insults and ATTEMPTED
ioiarles have Increased, and the South is DOW
held 10 such scocn and contempt by tho radi-
Gals that they arc bold enough II say they
doh't want epy hssistacc, she CAP lend them,
StaTarilim ct the siaunchest character and
bloody shirtism OF tho rediest dye are now their
pllocple stock in trade ard southern democrats
ard southern republicans are alike treated With
lgnomlDy or entirely iguored The South has
but ono thiog 10 do in this condition of affairs,
sn1 that Is to preserve her solidiIy, for the
power Of that ao!idity 10 tho presidential c!cc.
toral college will always prove priz, of sur,
no" II; Value to tempt somo political party 10
tho North to strive for it. aud from that party
she can exact terms of justice and equality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Octr. II. Tho mar.
| ket to day was frme7, and prices for grain were
higher. Flour is steady and frm, with fsil
demand. Wheat is highor, and receipts a,e
better there were offerings to day CT 5000 bush
els, and seles at l40 l42 AS 146 14T, $50, 1l5,
l66 and Isl, as to quality. Corn ia firm and
quiet with sales Of 80 bushels at 81 for yellow
and 60 for white. Sm.ll lots OF Oats aold at as
and a few offerings Of Eye wore withdrawn.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 20, 1879.
Prloe' this week for Beef Cattle ranged Is fol.
lows:
Best BeeVo ".........................4 80 s II
Generally rated first quality. .........4 90 a 4 81
Medium or good fair quality ...........2 IS 8 Is
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows so g 2 Is
Extreme range of prices 81 8 s II
Most OF tho sales were from .......3 50 q 4 50
Total receipts for this week 1923 head sales $751;
There was more life in the market this week
Tor ell kinds of Cattle than last week, and the
prices for the better grades were up fully b.,
quality considered, while etockera and common
Cattle, show little, If any change except in &C.
tlvity. The quality was slightly better, taken
altogether, than last week. common Csttlo be-
ing less numerous and not of SO low grade.
Mich ~ OoWs-Trsde is moro active. we
Sheep and LamGs.-Though there is an in
crease in the number CT the offerings, there is no
Improvement TO note in their quality but rather
the reverse, and most of the best of both kinds
nave been taken by eastern buyers carly in thu
market. Trade for butcher Sheep and Lambs
OF good grade has been fair. We quote butcher
Sheep at 81 adj cents and Lsmbs at 2la54 cents
per ID. gross. Stock Sheep 5OaS2 IS per head.
Arrivals this week 3i73 head
Bog5-The receipts are somewhat fuller than
last week, though the quality is hardly as good
as 1t was then, some dealers report q falling of
IN quality. Prices, considering quality, have
been kept up to the figures ruling last Monday
ol57 cents f,w selling at either extreme and
trade through most oftno pens is reported sood,
IN others fair and moderate, most sales being
made at and nesr ss;55 cents per ID net. ART
walls this week SIT head.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l-Virginia g. cd -; d.
deferred 81; do consolidated SEA; do I'd eeriai
.! pnst due coupons SO; Virginia lO.4Os 65s
cotton firm, with more inquiry middlinx l0ia
lCs Flour quiet firm and unchanged. Wheat
Southern active and 5 to &c higher; Wesern
weak and lower TO sell Southern red l40al52;
90 amber l65sl63 No Maryland red l52; No
z western winter red spot 149i DC. 149A; Nov
lott; Dec 1888. Corn-Southern quiet and
STEADY Western steady; Southern white 63; do
yellow 63; Western mixed spot 653. Oats trm
and steady; Southern 42s45; Western mixed AZ
a43. Bye 95s98 and firm. Hsy unchanged
Sugar strong; A soft 7s4s3. Whiskey firm at liz.
Coffee hrm and quiet; Rio csrgoes haiti,
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-Stocks buoy want. Money
6H. Flour dull. Whe.t quiet. Corn un.
changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21

MODERN COMFORT OF RAILWAY TRAVEL
A gentleman who has travelled extensively 10
Europe during tic last Two yesrq. having re-
Gently made trip across the continent to San
Francisco AID back. Was asked how tho Amer
eau roads. as now equipped, compared With
thcss of Europe. There is sc'rcsy room for
comparison" was the reply. Tho American
roads combine vastly moro comfort thso c,n be
found on the EuroDeao rsilwayP. Doubtless
the roads abroad are every way as we'll built
and substantial, bu. 10 tho style and comfort Of
the cara the fils> GLASS American roads ale ALTO
gether preferable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-21

STUTTERING.-Mr. Edgar s. Werner recent
~ !cad before tho Albany Institute O paper o.
| this sui act. Dir. Werner himself was, at enc
t!mc afflicted With this terrible disease, end no
says that parents almost invariably treat O stlt
| ttr!ng child with much 81 verify, and thus BY
| iIlghtcDpg him Increase his maladv, or sDoil
HIM utterly by too much lenioncy The proper
way IN winch to treat such child is thus des
cribcd. La nothing is the adasc, AN ouucv
| OF prevention IS worth "a pound of cure" more
applicable than IN sptteriGg. LODGED. in this
instance, 80 oupco OF the Que is more cffeotiyc
| than hundrrdHeight Ct tho other. Children
with stuttering tendencies should be especially
well pourshed they should take sr,at deal
o! physical auu cut door exercise care should
be taken that their lungs arc fully developed
auG that Their nerves gro not inflated. Lato
hours and highly seasoned food, and everything
tendlng,to deranee, weaken CT uuduly excite
mentally or physically. should be avoided. The
| child should Dot be allowed too talk TO ranidv
or when out OF breath. If lie has trnube
with word he should be asked to rcppat the
whole scntnncc and not merely the offsndipr
word. Oitcnhmes serious mistake is made
in!ers Ibo child is drilled upon his most Off
hcult words, aud lie comes to fear them, ana, as
res u!t, his ability 10 ar;ieulat, them is eontipu
ally esaened. He Should not To permitted to as
secate with another auttellOg CHILD; indeed 40
caid should. luvcicrstu suffering NAV he
caused by nInicking others. throughout. tho
Child should be su!j scted to kind but finn treat
Went.