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0e6aliai --latest eensaiiOn h q harness.
oskes, named Bates, Who. after ceiling al
his sock as half-price and going an big
bo0ee With the proceeds attempted ssici.ie
By dsauiae sAaslov knife acros. his ilsrost.
bsisg e.ssisi, howeves. not n draw hloh.
His failsse 10 uake succesful suicide il
ssid % have 6lled the RAzOO Office with
grief uowttes.bla. Goodvsn, however,
rallied somewhat when the news came from
Wasseasbsrgi that smoker murder had beth
com@itaed in that ill-fxied town, for he saw
anoaker haagiag excursion ~ one of the
possible eveWta IN the near future, with
iickeaa, aa $l.SO for the round trip, and him.
ELF several hundred dollars richer a the
rssalt Of it.-Js1usos Csty 7si5s.e.
Il has been the ssasral opinion that Dne-
sticks "D.npheot" vas anyth. bat the
livisg penoaffcsfioa Of TINT character il
NON Engaged. in TIE Ih1an< oe6oe. in q fear
fal wrsstle for livelihood 1t the expense
Of dsos.ey asa sLsssesi6eao Of good EneIiaA.
He frassic strneEiss for Wit are only
eqaallsd - his slnegish stupidity. while
HI ooeal pesoeptioas ars = dali - The o.
~ ase,e e = Paiss Psepkis. II sdan.
phaelnbsse vsse . capital eGease, .
BAspo spseial train would have run to hin
AssRslaee go.
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DUNCAH'S DEATH.
The Result Of the Corooef,e In
Queoe

George Anderson. Don Blsvins and
K SheWalter Declared Guilty
They are Brought TO the 0odAi,a
jail But won's TalA to Nswspo-
per Men.
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Havi1g sskes lie district aesacy Tor the
farm department Of The old reliable Pheuix
Iasarascs Company. Of Brooklyn, n. Y =,
for sosshvesssss No., ve ass prepared N
take risks o. farm property, againse Loo By
Gre asd lightning. On better terms than
any coapesy doing buaines in The State.
We want good selisbie agent in every
eoosty sos - supplied. Correapo"tseooe
solicited. O6ce II Mssss 4 Ha:es block,
9Th Mosey 4 Crawford. real easats agents.
r. B. 0ooDRgca.l 0ooDRIcH 4 FULLKR.
8. G. FULI.eR. g 1Os1lWtf
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Sooe dsslen say: Yes ve know that Dr..
Psice'a Cse.a Bakiag Powder IL the hest ;
boe ~ doat care IL osisem are made o
n0.du.t " aneaic; 10 laaG - they af5ossl
- beasss psu0s. aad ve can ell then. The
seases vhy sdulsesased bskisG posdem
ere seeoooeaded = because d. Prices
pay IN psS6e.
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Washington Cspisss
The civil car has not yet wiped out
patriotism frum the Amsrican heart.
II may lie slumbering and unseen up
On our own shores, but when We
strike abr,sad that 6ifal spark is
breathed into fiery existence thu,
frighseus ~ it shines. A typical.
wild eagle If this sort Was recently
met with. Among q party Of young
American tourists on the Continent,
vas one who would have proved chief
Sachem Of the doubling Thon,ases Of
the 1nnscents Ahruad; he was ~
thoroughly patriotic that he could
see o" excellence in anything in the
Old World ~ compared with bis own
country. Mouniains. waterfalls,
churches. monuments. scenery and al
other Objects of iatessss were inferior
% what The United 6e.tss could show.
His cO@Psmi0ns became sooevhat
tired Of bic overwsenise boassfalnees.
aud determined u give him one saart-
ling novelty ut any rsas. and witness
the GALL If his bnasaine greatness.
They spent last winter in Rome, and
Que night ON \ drinking bout they
gVt the enthusiastic young Yankee |
under the table. but kept.sober them
selves. He g"s glorious drunk.
intoxication kissed his eyelids down in
sleep. and they carefully carried him
into the cataco:nhs, laid him carefully
down, with . candle within reach,
and retired q short distance out Of
sight to wait for developments. After
. while their friend reused up. having
slept ID the FIRST drunken stupor. and.
in q state Of some establishment,
began entleavoring TO locate himself.
It the same time muttering: well
-hic-thisis little strange" Wouner
-hic-where ! am, anyway r
He gos ont his match. lighted his
.aDdle. and began to study his sur
On each side were ahslves
piled wi,h arinning skulls. and inches
Tiled with skeletons. while oil about
sere piled leys, arms. nbs and
CHASTITY array and alto
gether new ~ him. He nodded to
he skulls one one side with .
drunken "How de do-hic I" and on
he other with 'How dye Seel-hic
anyway" took . loOk at his watch,
md once more ut the surroundings. |
.ot on hie feet. t,ok o6 bis hat and,
'olding it shove his head. shRieked.
,leefully and proud '''S al right; .
-hie-all right morning Of the
BY bic. Flint man
N the ground--'nh for the United
'eates- alDers ahead! 'RAh for me
specially.
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CARD.

Te al vho arc su0ssiaG iron The esross
asd isdiaesssioas Of youth, sesvous weak.
-, early decay. Ion oi oaahool &C., !
vill sesd Q Secsipa ihss will cue you
FIRE. OF CHARHE This great remedy
~ discovered b. . aiaioassy in South
Anesiea. Rssd . self.sddrrsned envelope
70 ths Rev. J@PpA I. lnoss, 0sasioa d
NsV Yosk City, 1s 1-26a6Vly
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MH OF I'D DICE


Died, in E<dslia, ae his reaideMce, Oh
Fourth street, Aseusa n. II 1910 .. n, E.
ID. Rice. skrsl 3 yesn.
The funeral wfl iske plsee 10 oossou
friday At xP. -, fsoo The Esss Sedsiis
B.paiss Church. FrissIs and srqusisi-
."ces al the family ere respectfully invited
o. siirsd. .--.f.ts
Ne. kice. at Tie time of his death, 30
train d'spalcher u he n. K. 4 I. He -
born in Shesisias. Chassvqaa couniy, Nes
York. In 1859 be vss ieleGraphic oper.
.ior on the G. w. 4 z. K X. feaa lhs,
I.~ition be sent 70 Nossov. Ohio. and
fro@ ihenae into she u. =. ieleerspAic
service. .sd was sislioseJ 1t Saephea.on,
Aisb.ms. .. -... .-.
After the var be SLED the priiios Of
sighs dissasehss On shs !. C. ssd L. nd o.
4 ~, n Vssdslis; he then vras 10 Col.
iimviiIe. where from agent ssd operator
he rose TO seain disPaicls~s and Sapssin-
sesdenG Of Telegraph u The L. G. 4 \. W..
lie aisrsvsd - Train Aasses and dis
pascher al The F. T. 4 C.. - Terss Hause.
Subs q"e"iIy be took Tie position u Super
isiesdess Of Tssaapossasioe a he 81. Lsuis
& tsoslhesHaerw Z. r After his rsrienstiop
b. met with an sccidens ihss made hin IN
invalid Tor . Ioag iioe- He catered the
service of the n, K. h r. shoui auO year.
seo. vhese he hsa since hsr~ -~p'oyed.
Four yean aimee be joinrd the socsesy al
Friends NJ Sas Asnah, Ohiu. Ia which 10 BE-
loaeed up 10 The tInse II his death. lie
go AIN . urober Of The !. O q. F.. and
knight. u Pyshias. the latter organiz.sion
will superintesd his oh.equie.. The de-
ceassd vss . very considerations and devoui
man and faithful eoploye of the csnpasy.
o In ihss c"nnection. the RA1oo ]. inf snssl
that the deceased joined the Kaighi. al
Pyihiss four weeks ego. Upon his death
his family receives 5000 lie s.srascr
fros tine Order. SO ios iusesal expenses,
and the deceased 90 entitled 10 IS PER
week during his illne~.
Attention., KnlRhts Of PythiaG.
Sesi.lis IImisr. No. "a, will MEET IN their
Castle Hall, on io-mosrov morning, 1t 3
O'Clock.
By order Of Grand Chaarellor Con-
manAes. w. q. +. WALLACE.
All knights wishing 10 participate 10 the
funeral exercise. Of Bro. knight Rice. will
plea.e rrpsrs u C.ssie Hall, u 10 o'ciOck |
P. -.
If functional tospos Of the liver exits. |
he elemeess Of The bile will remain 10 the |
blood, viiiating that 6uid and inducing |
many akin dise.a-s. DE-. Bulls Baltimore |
Pills are @o.s reliable liver regulator.
Sol.l ~veevwA.eoa prsS,> % c~mAa
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m C6A1G&
laH.lx r-is.< ! sEIt fa@ =
Three H'uS3e'sg:s a ~
- g & 5
Lest Sepsenher de etteo q KssaD
CITY we're sonevl &@ta su1s-
cio... robbery p-tPelfsied tight on The pub
- sfl,U s.lsx &c
q s9z4& &pss1ap anl su1e
i6;eves psds 4 haul Of snIe., hones, bug
g'es, eas. spea tke aqsase in The middle Of
Tive day and ran of with them. OF coure
sobody ssrpec,ed them, 10 leisurely did
they - shout their work, bat thought from
ksir s.eoscer..ed manner thas they were
AsoS@.SfdLs pssrsr.yAkey . dsjihfr-
sicily vent a With. ra.fs ~ ~
They raa The property into Kansas. where
n.y. ~hcc6SL n slssrsaing If e. and
where ii was subsequently, tr.ced By the d:
6cen. Fr,m thence the thieves made their
fSQYstro AutAwses Missouri vhfrs they
'4o(&t' t$sDd e'slas ihe 90" yhe]
they had good reasoo to know were upon
their track. At Last tbey were hunted
down. and this mosnipg w. G. Keashlear.
Deputy Mammal Of Jscksor count /, and
JsO. w. Booth. Constable Of Kaw township.
arrived wieh three Of the g.ng fr'n Car
thaee ON the train from the South.
The three prisoners are in chains. and
their names are J. n. Kensdy, 4. N.
Eeardsley and Hiram Smith. Al soon ~
ti'e party arrived they were taken to the
oouaay Jail 10 await the arrival Of the west
err houGd train this evening. They are
looked for the peniientiary dead SURE.
Much credit IL due ~ the officers who ef-
fected their arrest.
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II Il - hetses 70 purchase Dr.. Prices
Special Fiavoring Extracts. Lemon. Orange,
Vaa.liA, etc., that have stood the teri for
yeam. than adalsrrased. unhealthy articles,
became they sse cheaper? (iood. puse Ar
iclss, Asve faar valuation; and Dr..
Prices IRE usequaled IN quality and purity.
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The hand that rocks the cradle N the
hand that moves the earth. d.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. is the lest rsmedy for all COM
plaiais children are subject To. sach ~
dyenicry, diarrhr', summer complaint,
sind collie, etc. Price 8 cents.
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.-Whas . aeseaoes! i tsihoao ofaea
paid 10 aesytag bsty. tss D.. Bslih Baby
6yssp y sllesiaaieg ~ psiss a the lissie
|oees 900 sssPs Ne esyiag. -.
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-Ths average A@esie.s kitchen and
d.. Balis Baliioose Pills both know dys-
Pepnis; the one cseasss 1t, and the other
prsesoys Il. Price . Cents.
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Death Of lfsj. A. r. Hlston q Jef.
larson City. I'D.

Nat A. NJ Eete0, - old and highly re-
specie6 ,esisient Of Cole county, died Satur-
day n 'Eissoa station froa Injuries received
Friday eSeniag by beiag throua iron bin
buggy. He he'd started for home with hir
daughter. MA d. Nsaoa, Of Je6esson CITY.
when the hosse taking fright ran sway and
upset the buggy. throwing them 10th 10 The
ground. An. Elaton rs sIso serioualy in
jussd and noe LEE ~ . precarsoss cndiGsos.
Maj. Elssoa ~ shout % yeaw cid. md q
IN early day was Adjataai.0 eaeral Of THU
State.
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GRAND JCRORS.
George Besoni, Texas;
Pat. Dysart. Howard:
C. T. Leoassd. Cooper;
= w. saith. B~ssoa;
jan. Hilligus, Henry;
Sam1 Harrison, Miller
WIN. GENTRY. Ietiis;
b. =. ki0pa0n. Morgan;
S.mI Crocker. Csm.ien;
Alex. De@uih, 1heIp-;
William B.sh"p. Phelps;
Neil Bolin, Howell;
Heasy SI~a~si. Barry;
h. =. Hervsrs. Cole;
J. u Barrier. LavrrIc~:
r Il. Price. Boone;
J. F. l3sren, Henry;
job" A Hsansy. Mor4sn;
J. w. McClusg. Camden;
X. Z. Ki"Gsbury. Howard;
A. p. FsrxusDn. Henry;
tseo. n Goodin. MeDDnsld
X. II. Mason. Os.se.
PEysT JURORS.
W. u. Thomas, Galway
Perry Chaplin, Weana~r;
Jas. p. Roasises,n. Wright;
li-.sy Tin6lell, Howard;
in. Wright. Heasy;
J. T. Gsrdnes. tisseae;
Jar. TSlana. 6s,ssr:
Jsases HsiDey, Dpaxlss;
Msse6eno Yo0kpv. CHE:
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VfndiCoted.


About two weeks ago Mr.. Isr.el ".
Stone, Who has been post master At Caddo.
I. T.. for some time, Vas waited upon hy .
slec,al agent Of the Post Office Department
vino relieved him Of his posilioo. appoint
ing his deputy ~ acting postmaster. Thss
action on the part Of the Post Of6ce De-
partment. Was caused by the Representations
Of the Governor and olhem, Who not oaly
asked that his commission ~ pnssm.sser he
taken from MIN but that he be ejrcted fcum
the Territory. Mr.. St"ne insmesi,asely
went 70 Washington 10 defend hioself
sgainst the charges and m investigation
resulted in his favor. A di-Paich vas ~
ceived stating that he has been reinaiaied.
and Is now on his way home. Ar. Stone h
. stanch Republican and Lost . leg while
fighting on the Union tide in the late YER
He is publisher Of the Csddo Free Pres.
and v.s charged With Pabliahi.g certain
articles calculated 70 create dissenaiou
among the Indians. end cri,icising certain
portions Of the Indian policy. His vindi-
cation and rrturn 10 Office II very crafty
ing to his many friends in the Chocsav
Nation Dr.. Nicely Thompson, vhoas
name appeared a. editor Of he Eses Pres,
vas also included in the rrquess Tor ejsrs-
ment, but the charges sgainse hin vere
als0 dismissed.
The most inexcusable folly Il to enslnrs
dyspepsia with ell It's miaeriea. when 8
cent bottle Of Dr.. Bull's Baltimore Pill
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Give yonr seishbos AelpinG hasd By
Teco@uendisx hio 10 keep d.. Bull's
Baby Syrup in his family ior I'll lie ala
habies en- subjeet "a.
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U. y. Grand and Potit Jurors.
The following have heen cho.en Grand
Juron for The U. \ District Court, Srp-
iemher term, lS79-6rst Monday in Sep
iemi'er. 1879:
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The Body OF an Infant Found in
the Weeds


IL Wa but . short time since that the
body of an infant va found On The No
Pacific railroad track . fev days sitter.
ward another in ci~sern; heiose he In
quest On th.t one vas coacluGled snoahes
Was found buried beneaah hedge. AID
yesterday evening riiil another vss found
in the weeds % fcvat a. the rraideacs al
Mn. Swami. corner of S-eoad ard Maaas-
chnaetia streets. Ia no one ease have the
suthorities heen able 10 discover The parties
guilty Of infsniiciie, crime that has b.
come terribly prevalent in orr midst. and
one that should be suppressed BY the heavi
e~i punishment that csn be- meied ont BY
the l.w.
The particular. connected With the dis.
cosery Of the last body are a. foll,vs: Yes
erdsy evening three c,lored vouea uese in
the front yard Of Mm. Swasn, cornes IL
Second and Massachusetts streets, when one
OF them discovered the naked body Of =
dead infant in the weeds or ahrubtesy.
They notified Manhsl Smith, Who 10 iur.
informed Constable Connem Al the time
Of his arrival At the place where il vas
found il Wa dsrk. The Indy vas placed
in coffin and tsksn 70 chsiins undert.k-
ing establishment for legal inqu,siiior.
The body il ihst Of . white male child,
which wss perfectly nude, and surrounded
By nothing that would leave . clue to IL
maternity. Decomuosition had set in, and
il Was thought that the Indy had hern
placed where il Was found Friday evening.
Coroner Jones vas atrent from the city,
but upon his return this morning be ordespsl
an inquest 10 be held II one o'cIock shis a.
ternooa.
THE INQUEST.
At o'clock the following named genlls-
men were sworn ~ juror:
Frank POLAND, J. r. Johnson,
Mont. earns. Richard Ritter,
Cyrus Go.sirich. N.F. Bartlett.
After the Jury wss sworn the body ~
viewed At Chsfiis's undertaking eslablish-
ment. II Vac that Of full formed child,
but decomposition he'd ~ FAR advanced
hat il was badly swoIrn, anil il had
turned black.
The jury then pr"ceeslsd 10 the place |
where it wa found which vss N the prem,
srs occupied by Mrs. Swami. an the souih- |
sesi corner Of Washington Avenue aud
second street. The boiy lay bat = toos or |
40 from tie corner, under anne bnshss |
when Discovered. II wss found BY . c.sl. |
,red girl named Annie, employed BY Mn.
swami, and smother colored girl NAMED
Annie. White. i
The constable had endeav0red 10 6ad |
hem in the morning in order Ia Summon
hem ~ witne~'es. hut they had become
frightened and could not he found. After
'iewing the place the constable again
tarted to end them, and the jury repaired
o Whites Hall.
The Constable .heing unable 10 Cad The
the Inquert vas sdjourned 10
rhursd.y.
The occupants Of the residence where il
'as found, feel justly indignant 1t the per-
On or persons Who placed il there.
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The Americana lead the world in every
thing aud especially in fast eating; this
has made dyspepsia our national diresae,
thr-.gh nov under perfect control BY the
use of DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pill-. Sold
evervwhere. Price 25 cents.
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III funciioaal tospos Of the liver EXITS.
The eleneess Of The bile will remain 10 the
blood, visiasing that 6uid and inducing
many akin diseases. Dr. Bulls Baltimore
Pill's are sso.s reliable liver regulates.
sold every where. Price . censa.
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Baby shows are the rage everywhere. and
ve understand the univemal remedy uaesl
To keep the little ones quiet u Dr.. BuIl's
Baby Syrup. IL eostsiss % opiaie. Price
Is ceola Et.--rs s,s.fsps-s .t;.f
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BodlyOE:

Seialia will never xet the Capital. A
city that toleraies three hundred vagrant
hogs about its streets il no 81 place for an
Iodian camp, much less the Ssate Capital.
JeAesson City hsa No oose tAaa o~e hsn-
dred Of the aioFesasd pests In eight, 1t any
one Time and yet . great masy people
say she 10 nniit Tor the State Capital.-nib-
une.
Je6esson City has only hundred hOgs
in sight At any one time. Tor the reason
that other nuisances 0tsc0re shem. Sc
dana lhags ase high-toned Berkshires snd
carry white handkerchief. The way they
twist their tails in deriaioa Of Je6erson
City wind eplities II An affecting sight and
~,.,.. sk~s sI.n~s akesr ss,s,eeinriev
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In Sed.lia, Tuesday evening. August II.
1879. BY Justice Clark, Mr. A. ID. Johnaoo,
al Texas, to Miss Mary 3. Horton, Of Sc
dalia.
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The most inexcusabie folly il to enslnss
dyspepsia With ell its miaeriea. when 3
cent bottle of Dr.. Bull's Baltimore Pills
will cure the maIady.
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w W8W UVUSAs OOVSs-
9oO 1tsoeo1o 0at1e eAae aana1e - sUe>uso1 - ~
4h0 siss 1iss - - 0Ss1nal luoaeDan. s0I To
S.sys.s = ..ce3y - ssS - os.sssA sAas
SOLD eveoSvmEoe. PACE Is Gents.
Ooee - 0ossay eesOoss New Vert.
- ~ 1Vffy nANUAL0e vslnshle Ius.x-
oeeS0o - UeulaD 0sesi0l0" wiil u nsnilssl free
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fall. The 6ns I knev Of Duscas being in
The ditch Va when / cane up 10 il. did
nos notice where Andemoa vss vhea Dun
eas fell il. ID IN dart bot eosDA re
soaeshiag lyise in he ditch. Asdsnsoa
brought the whip from The houae. He had
the lssh wrapped asouad hia haad. 5eli
il in his hsajs - be leit The houae. did
not see the Whip any more vhIDs eoisg IN
the ditch. .ss about fvs ~ len fees
from Duncan VIXEN be fell il the ditch,
John Shevalter aud Bud Suits vese 70 ny
left, and all he oehes boys vese - ~ right.
No one 80 TO my left bus BOA. Sleeveless.
I va about - Close 70 Dunesa - 10y Of
them vhea he fell. said to Dunesa iOe 90
up, and he said nothing. So0e oehs0s poks
to h,m N get up. ] think Audiences ~
elo.er 10 Duncan vhsa - fell, thas w..
All Of ~ vho lels The house vsse - The
ditch when Duneas fell In. I think these
vese more ressoas than Bob 6hsUalees, Geo.
Anderson, Joha Duaess ed uyaslf there
NJ the tisse. / ksov shsA Bob 6AsWolaes,
Geo. Andemoa and SaDus1b vsre thess
When Duncan fell, and 1 Ihought Tie other
boys. John Shevalses and Senlis vese these
too. because they started iron ihe hose de
saoe Zine - did. I eas'e tell Vho saruck
Duncan aud knocked him IN The ditch, On.
leo il vss Andenoa, vh0 told - otter
wards that he slsuck hin. I ~ peeaene
when Duncan - pus in NE vseoa, ed
think Suits PIT . bag 81 Soar iseo she
vaeoa then. All The esOwd vsre soAss
enough to know vhst hey vess doiae.
Duacaa IN The sobessse nae, sxcepei1R
Sa,les A,n'e ehimk = sohpV nan vnmAkaso
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- e0oooOoooO 03oo 0oo1oo0eeO oA0a are
oeoo Ss00 ooy Dg00ossoessAss eas iaDaso
ooogeos CSoao0os e0ge6Ss 90 0asea0sssS
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-12-06

The TRAIEf&4 THAT GIRLS MED
Mrs. Abba Good W ooIsuu has
been giving Boston some common
sense notions about ,'The Training
.hat Girls Need" In a paper read
before the Moral Elucetion Society
she pronounced ilI-hea.th luxaY
chat enormously increased the cost
of living. She advised mothers to
keep titeir girls from their own fate,
aud she asserted that girls should
be made to lead a quiet life on 8
simple diet until they are fully
grown, that they should exercjse
freely in the open air, that house
work should be done by them in
carefully ventilated rooms, that
their dress should he radically
ch znged SO that 10 longer shall
,heir vital organs be compressed or
Their hips weighed do IN with
mass Of cloth that no man would
willingly carry. Compliance with
these rules, she believed, would
give to the world a noblcr, health
Ter raee OF women. The object Of
i girls mental training should be,
she said, 20 enable her to reason,
lot to I'll her brain with superficial
ideas. The processes applied TO
women's minds that are now deyot-
cd 80 Tie education Of men she
considered. would bring the same
results. She advised that girls
pursue with lhoroughuess the dis
oiplinary studies. Next to this she
would place the perceptiye facuI-
ties, in Which woman is now much
more proficient than man. Woman
shouil also De acquainted more or
less intimately with physiology,
natural philosophy, the laws Of
mechanics, chemistry, political
economy, the Characteristics Of
republican form Of government,
rhetoric and natural sciences, al Of
which are far more important to
the girl than the modern languages.
First Of ak parents duties, Mrs
Mrs WoolSon placed that of fitting
children, aud especially girls, to
earn an honest living, no matter
how wealthy their family may be
since no one is beyond The reach Of
possible poverty.