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\ PLAIN STATEMENT.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE BACKWARDNFSS OF THE
SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO EFFECT
RAPID 8 "A LES
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN IN PRICE EVERY
GARMENT
TOO MUCH STOCK ON HAND. WHICH MUST BE
NOTE THE REDUCTIONS:
Our $}5 OyercOats as low S25.
Our S35 Full Suits as low as sos.
Our $50 Oyercoats as low 800.
Our $50 Full Suits az low 500.
Our $25 Overcoats as low Sl8.
Our $25 Full Suits as low rs $l8.
Our $50 OvercOata low $15.
Our $40 Full Suits as low as $l5.
Our SIS OvercOats as low S12.
Our SIS Full Suits as low as $l2.
Our Sl3 Overcoats low $40.
Our x12 Full Suits as low $40.
Our $40 OVercoats as low So.
GRAND DRIVE IN BOYS CLOTHING,
Boys $40 Suits reduced to SIS.
Boys $18 Oyercoats reduced to Sl4
Boys SIS Suits reduced to $12.
Boys SIS Oyercoats reduced to $40,
Boys $40 Suits reduced to So.
Boys So Overcoats reduced to 50.
Boys 50 Suits reduced to 81.
Boys 50 Oyercoats reduced to 81.
Boys ST Suits reduced to S.
Boys 81 Overcoats reduced to IS.
NOW. WILL YOU COME!
A. S T r A U s,
THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE,
n23 s39 PENN. AVE. AND 932 ST.. near 10th st.
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A Letter to stJustice.,,

In THE STAR OF November 30th which saw by
| chance yesterday, I noticed an article entitled
''The Suffering PCOr," signed by "Justtce" II you
will loan me few moments OF your time feel
sure that you will be convinced that am inter-
ested in any topic bearing that title and when in
advance state that this is not "begging" letter,
and that am not seeking place In any "depart-
ment," am confident that you will read entire
these few lines. In February last was taken sick
with malaral fever I'm a southern city, zoo miles
| from here; it terminated in fever and ague, and
finally, after struggling in vain against it, was
compelled to leave the place and my work was
travel, started, on October Sd, end walked the
entire distance here, with the exception OF thirty
and arrived penniless on November 10th Now
comes my interest in your article. began looking
day after day followed coal carts, putting in the
coal whenever I could get the work, which was
put seldom paying fifteen cents per night for
| until finally found temporary work at painting,
c ca and general jobbng for party
on on Sns street tv. have aS been at work there
cents per day Cor my lodglng] and two meals per
day All NY Clothes poor at the start are growing
| OF rep!enishing them. Iwork earnestly and hard,
ana a1d have no time to spare to look for tier stu
sincere in your communication, I want to ask If
! you can procure me one OF the situations you
speak OF l can do a'raehi,g- bousework or other
| am naturally active, Industrious and domestic in
my habits, and am trying to live correct HE; am
WhlCe, ana am Is years OF age. In a city paper of
November 22d, 23d and 24th you will find in the
columns OF :. Situations Wanted" an advertisement
signed ACTIVE" half starved myself in saving
the twenty live cents for it's insertion, and then
Jailed to find Work In fact, have tried all man
ner OF means 70 get employment, and have failed
must be my excuse for thus fntruding on your
time. In conclusion, beg to assure you that am
at almost any price. ! only withhold my name On
account OF the uncertainty Of this reaching YOU
Should you wish an interview, I will furnish my
work. GrIprpm Nv
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TOMORROW.
~ 9th and ID streets northwest,

IL 9th and streets northwest.
PAwNBROKEKs' SALE OF LARGE AND UNU-
sES6Sb1 MSNIR cIS%HISai SxEkcSATs. u
suEKs 2PR Pfs RA bREs aSB TssLs AMP
AND aESTs TN 4 sfs AR c f DRESS.
kSp c9 PIsfo IS R R3STs AMP sHRES GTNs
s6 9EP A ANR s ESE INA 81 AL
IlY' S.: ToGETHEk WITH LARGE sTqGk
foGSD N 's SUCH S SALES. n AND
Sa sa
ITTi,vK TO GI9sE Az ESTATE on THURS
h9yE on IN fs o g as
lot % fee, inches by 1871 3: feet deep;
We. BUREoRD.
". b. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer dS-4t
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
E6kH ksBkT r F6Ukra on AND sT FEH
s s1TBBEEd6ffs WEST. in THE CITY OF WASH.
do OF m ae E ea in sa ss IT
sf 4 FgrfPafcssEsM
in Hundred pa. Rad' * as
. t a lot nel "a Sa ths tsas
(23 In said square and having width of twenty COO
feet ON north & street. and running back with that
width to the southernmost line said lot and public
alley. improved by substantial frame dwelling, the
same being premises No. Ala K street northwest.
Terms Of sale prescribed by said decree One third
of the purchase money in cash, day of SALE or within
seven days thereafter, and the residue equal
stalments payable six and twelve months from day of
SALE deferred payments to bear interest Of
seven 90 per cent annum until paid, the Dur
chaser to have the option he so desires to pay all
CASH Title to be retained by the Trustees pur
chase money and interest is paid if the purchaser de-
sres deed will be given and deed of taken to
cure deferred payments. deposit Of 500 required
from the purchaser at time of sale If the terms Of
are not complied with the property viii be readyertise
aud sold at the risk and of the
after ten days advertisement. Convey ancnx and re-
cOrding at purchasers cost.
SAMUEL G. MILLS, Trustee,
GIT Louisiana avenue.
F. 81. FALL, Trustee
n2S-d&ds 402 9th street northwest
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WHERE DOCTORS AGREE
IT MEANS SOMETHING SURELYi

The wonderful effects Of extract Of Celery and Chamo-
mile upon the nervous system and digestive organs In
curing such every day diseases Sick Headache.
Nervous Headache Neuralgia, Nervousness Paralysis
and Dyspepsia and preventing Neuralgia Of the Heart
and sudden death, is now explained.
Celery has only into public notice within the last
Few years as nervne, but scientific experiments and
experience have proved beyond doubt that controls
aches to a marked degree.
The world wide known Dr. Brown Sequard says that
table or substance found in nature . Tie extract Ct
Celery and Chamomile which has been but recently
W. Benson, has produced such marvellous results in
curing the above special COMPLAINTS that it has excited
1r j. t LI .t 5eg4lar Of Bali
q Celery and chameiie for no ses
is the most important addition made to the materia
: schIichsel s af siiineTe aTcther well known
IN in S Sick F iss worth their
Tsi5 { & sat : :y
aTe to eae e
psieptio Headache. Neuralgia. Servonsness Paralysis.
Sz al ana aRS Boz any
or or two
DR.. BENsoN's NEW REMEDY AND FAvoRITE
PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. G. W. BENsON's
SKIN CURE
Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA. LETTERS, HUMOkS
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST.
ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
sCROFULA ULCERS. TENDER TECHNICS,
And PIMPLES on all parts of the body.
It makes the skin white, soft and smooth; removes
tan and freckles, and is the BEST TOILET DRESSING
IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up, TWO bottles in
one package. consisting of both internal and external
treatment.
age. 20
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fUo SGTttt UUl
NHOMAs DOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TINHOMAS UUWLINCi, Aucuoneer.
ITALIAN sTATUARY, COMPRISING LARGE
GROUPS OF CANOvAS. THREE GRACEs,
CARL -YENERE GAVE AND OTHER works OF
ART; JUST RECEIVED FROM LEADING EU-
ROPEAN STUDIOS AND POTTERIES, TO TAKE
PLAGE AT THE Elegant SALESROOM,
SODIAEAST CORNER OF FIFTEENTH AND II
STREETS, OPPOSITE WORMLEY'S.
I'm THURSDAY. DECEMBER EIGHTH. at THREE
In the evening. and following day.
This valuable collection will be free exhibition on
attention of connosseurs.
d2.3.6,7&8 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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A PEDESTRIAN FIzzLK-The much-talked-of Do
bler-Rowel walking match at Chicago Ill, proved
failure. sWhen Roweu had completed his q
miles, DObler claimed 70 be considerably hurt by
an encounter with drunken fellow and thereupon
left the track and R0weu was declared the win
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AUCTION SALES.

az O11OiH 5DfALEo.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
sE sHB Robk AsR HE
Oh, On SATURDAY. DECEMBER TENTH, atTWEIyE
O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms. shall sell the fol-
Albany; u. STRINGS rings of Bells.
Grizzly Bear Robe.
j Mountain Vol Robe.
o,,o,, Rubher Goats Whips. nc.
ds Haa' Oh s' THo 5as' BOWLING. Auctoneer.
STEIGER LIEBERMANN. Real Estate Brokers':
~ 14l8 New York avenue.
T TSSSSTFaa{kAs% IEs is ROOMS AND ' ALL AobESs
we n offer r. fo iRvs S dfse aa1 gFoPsF
T; NJ; PEoingt; on MONDAY. DECEMBER @:a
Terms of sale easy made known at time of sale.
sTE1sER s11EBEhhASS. isi5 New i YORK s1s
FINHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ONE LANDAU AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER TENTH 1881, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms. I
one Thdahs
TT.HOS. E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctoneer.
H!55nE e H0GSE NJ G
# a assa of st fa r ns g day
t46 one ct the land records Of the District of Co
ff95 fSs
Gunnei and others snbdi1sicn Of lots IN square hree
ana a @ II 5 city d
metes and bounds: Beginning for the same at point
s n :a H na u line s. G d fleet
fifteen feet G5 # THENCE north fifty i've feet l5s ft
and thence south feet 81 inches 5s it. in
70 TERMS ns pa c 81 BE- with the BUILDINGS thereon
paid in ossh residue in two equal installmen for
years. bearing interest from day Of SALE and secured.
70 satisfaction OF Trustees on property sold or all cash.
ss sa rs ss
deposit required When bid
% Mr. + + kkPPkEFJSSRsHFos.2 Trustees.
THos wAaeAE8S Aa c ION ssree' n'r' d7dts
TR sgsEEEEE SALE SALE; OF HOUSES AND LOTS on F
TwELF1T'H sTREETs NORTHEAST. ! d AMI
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theHs
q II Ne h. @ Of aS
Docket No 90 will offer for sale at public auction in
Ssef & q on S5R %
the west half Of lot numbered two g. in square num-
On in e ey
e naek ens bS TO s
two story frame dwelling houses known as Nos. 11i4
The property viii be sold in bulk or as two separate
fots eacn WITH mousse thereon, to suit purchasers.
Terms of sale prescribed by said DEGREES One third
OF the purchase money to be paid cash. the bal
ance in two equal instruments payable with interest
one and two years respectively from day of SALE for
trust upon the premises sold, shall be given: deposit
vt Se sssh Is f sold be
ms1ts upon the premises due to the day Of sale will be
yeyed upon ratification of sale by the court. All
yeyancng at hasers cost If terms of sale be not
complied within seven days from day of sale Trustee
reserves the right to resell the premises risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser upon five days. public
nee OF such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, DC.
CHAS. A. ELLIOT, Trustee,
400 9Th street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
TyHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
THIS EVENING

A T AUCTION.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
UNREDEENED PLEDGES
To be sold at public auction,
Cons1stnC OF hne-line of Diamonds large
line of ladies' and gents solid Gold Watches key and
stem winers lot and solid gold sets of
ladies' Jewelry; large line of sod gold OPERA Guard
and Vest Chains. Also solid gold Necklaces and a very
fine line Of Field Opera Glss breach muzZe
loading Shoteuns; Reviewers and Musical instruments:
large line of custom made listers and Overcoats
solid gold ladies' and gents Rings of all descriptions
and in all OF the largest stocks of jewelry ever Of
fered at public auction in the District
SAFE to commence THURSDAY, DECEMBER FIRST
at SEVEN p NJ. and continue until every forfeited
pledge is disposed Of.
F. SELINGER,
737 18th street northwest.
FOLEY Auctoneer. n26-2w
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HANDMADE, SATIN-LINER
OVERCOATS

HANDMADE, SATIN-LINER
OvERCOATS
In all the fashionable shades, sizes from "a to
30 Breast Measure. Prices from $50 to $45.
These Coats made by our custom hands
during the dull season. They are made as well
could make them to order, while the
price is fully twenty five per cent. less We
invite the attention Of gentlemen desiring first
class overwear to these garments.
A. SAKS Il co.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERs AND
$40 and 31s It'll street. DIS
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS!
KID YES.
Our regular 75c. s-Button KID GLOVE. in latest
shades, reduced to Soc.
Our excellent 81 s-Button KID GLOVE. in Black and
CoOred. reduced to 75c.
Our 4Button Real KID GLOVE. reduced to 81.
HAND-KNIT WORSTED GOODS.
CHILDRENs HOODS. sACQUEs. LEGGINGs AND
MITTENS
Surprisingly Low Figures.
BARGAINS IN
LADIES', GENTS AND CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
DAMMANN'S
ONE PRICR COMBINATION STORE.
n23 8O6 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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"ALTHAM WATCHES.
We confidently recommend the WATCHES manufac
tured by the American Watch Co., Waltham Mass an
the best time keepers that be obtained for the
large assortment of all grades, in Gold and Silver
Cases. OF the newest patterns, always in stock.
N. w. GAIT, BRO & CO.,
n15-2m HOT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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JuDcr SMELL ON CHILDREN AS TRUTHFUL Wrr-
NEssEs.-In the Police Court yesterday an eight
wear Old hoy was put on the stand as witness In
case of larceny, when the attorney for the de-
fenee suggested that the boy be questioned as to
his Knowledge OF the responsibility OF an oath.
IMAGE smell replied that that was all fOolishneSS
for Simplicity Is desirable quality In witness.
and he always found that wellraised children are
not half so apt to lie as men who know so much
ahont responsibility, and then 1t is much easier
to ascertain when children are telling the truth
imam adults raised In the arts OF deception.
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(COLEY, Auctioneer.
VIII sell at public auction. the entire stock Of Pic
tre and Art Gallery, consisting Of fine Oil Paintings Of
the latest designs and from the most prominent artists
large hhe OF hne Steel Engravings, Handsomely
plate Mllrors with marble bases very costly and also
some eight Clocks OF superior quality with
assortment OF other Clocks There is also quantity Of
small Pictures and small Looking glasses too hummer
This s chance for dealers and private parties
want q the above mentioned goods every article
store No 9O8 7th street northwest, commencing MON
DAY EVENING, DECEMBER TWELFTH at SEVEN
M, and will continue every evening until the stock
Is disposed Of.
d6-6t FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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MAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FTNH0MAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ONE LANDAU AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER TENTH, 1881, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms,
shall sell Landau, in fair condition. Sale positive.
d7-3t THOMAS DOWNING, AnctiOneer
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SUMMIT MINERAL. SPRING WATER.
In order to supply an inc reasin9 demand for
"SUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER"
In convenient form for family use now offer the
same In bottles carbOnated. 1T the following retail
prices:
Doc. Quarts, g. 1 DOE. Pints 81. 20.
At which prices 1t he obtained from DrugRists Gro
GERS. and dealers generally, from the
DEPOT, 1924 10Th STREET
WEST WASHINGTON.
Respectfully, &C.,
SAM'L C. PALMER.
a TELEPHONE CONNECTION. n28
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vNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF THREE PRIVATE LIBRA
KIES, AMONG WHICH ARE MANY SCARCE
AND VALUABLE BOOKS; ALSO, SOME CHOICE
ILLUSTRATED WORKS. COPIES OF APPLE
TONS AND CHAMBERS CYCLOPEDIAS, ETC,
To be sold at my auction rooms, southwest corner
Pennsy wanna avenue and Eleventh street, MONDAY
EVENING, DECEMBER TWELFTH, and following
Evening" commencing each evening at SEvEN-AND-
A-HALF CLOCK.
Terms cash.
The Books are now arranged in my New Book Sales
room: where ladies' and gentlemen can be seated and
da-d THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
6 BENSINGER, Auct1oneer,
Ne Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
PEREMPTORY AND POSITIVE SALE OF EIGHT
GOOD DRAUGHT HORSES.
i Will sell on FRIDAY AFTERNOON DECEMBER
M NTH 1881 AT TWO O'CLOCK, eight good draught
use for. JOHN WHITE
DRAINEY'S Stable
- street, between 4th and 5th northwest
3. BENS1NGER. Auctoneer. d5-
TlHOS. e. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auct.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated May 9Th, 1875 mr.
and duly recorded in Gber No. SS9, folio 49, of$F&
the land records Of the District of Columbia wilA
for sale at public auction in front of the premises
on FRIDAY, DECEMBER NINTH at FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, sub lot %, square 8O5.
. Terms Onefourth cash, and balance in one two and
5nree years with interest at per cent secured by
the bid accerted If terms of sale compiled
with IN ten days the Trustee the right to resell
at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
noo-eo&ds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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DR.. BENSONS NEW REMEDY AND FAvORITE
PRESCRIPTION.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-12-22

PERRY. Ga. April Ia, 1879
have watched the Use of the medicine now
known as "Swifts Syphiitic Specific since
the year lS27-over 30 years-aud have never
heard OF failure to cure when properly taken
| commenced the use of it on my slaves. be
1850 and 1855, and as also did number of my
neighbors and in every case that came within
my knowledge it eff, cted cure. In lS'5 my
brother in-law, George Walker, bought at duc
ton q Stare not sralvdated After the purchase
it was discovered that he had had Syphilis for
twelve wears His head was without hair on
ii. He treated him with this remedy, and IN
four weeks he vgssound and WE'LL and in q
short zine had as fine head Of hair as ever
owned hy a negro He owned this slave many
years and he never bad any return Of the dis
ease. nor lost II days work. This Is only on
among hundreds of in, tsners Of remarkable
cures made hv this medicine, In ali my pasr
life have never known a remedy that would
20 fully accom- lish what it Is recommended to
do. ii. l. DENNAhD'
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro
prietors Atlanta. Ga.
For sale by WM. ROOT.
Call tor a copy Of Young Mems Friend"
Sold bs all Druggists.
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SAVE.

Children who have a.li.,le money
ought to practice saving something.
Many boys and girls OF to day hardly
know higher use for auy money
that comes Into their hands than
spending it for some focli"h thing as
quickly as possible. 10 sucn s'IeS'
son in self,denial and economy is
very important AS go tho boys
pennies and dimes, so, very likely,
will go tue mans dollars and huns
dreds by and by. Without having
the spirit of miser, tho person ac>
customed to save has more pleasure
in laying up than spendthrift ever
knows.
The way to keep money is to earn
it fairly and honestly. Money go
obtained is pretty certain to abide
with its possessor. But money that
is inherited, or that in any way comos
10 fair and just equivalent, is al
nUob Cottoiu Y" &" %" ~ N"'"~'
young man who begins by saving
few dollars month and thrifty in-
creases bis store every coin being
a representative Of good, solid work,
honestly and msufuIIy done stands
better chaoco 10 spend the last
half of his life in stlluoace aud com
fort, than ne who, 10 his haste to be-
come rich, obtains money by dashiog
speculations or the devious means
which abound the foegy regions y |
ing bet0eso fair deeiirg aud actual
fraud. Among the wisest aud most
thrifty men of wealth, the current
proverb is money goes as it comes.
Let the young make note of this |
and see that their money comes
fairly, that it may long abide with
them - Anon.
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Farm for Sale.

Have for sale a Va liable farm OF 260 acres
~ Acses cleared, balance in timber. good
framed house Of four rooms ? tenant houses.
ami ouibuiIdings new giu house aud gia.
Orchard Il hue fl uis The farm Is situated IA
TWO miles of the new Railroad, ten miles of
pouglasyille aud seven miles at Powtef
pripg- Near churches and schools viii
be -old cheap and favorable terms Apply
this Office or 10 John W Ssweh, Bryant
Vile. Colt county, Gs
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A COMMENTED MAiDFN. She had
been called al old maid, and rather
resented it. She said i am past
80. l have a good home. | think
you know have had abundant OPP
portunities to marry. | have been
bridesmaid a score Of times. ask
myself with which one of the beau.i
fui girls that have seen take the
marriage VOW would ! exchange to
day. Not one Some are living
apart from their husband some are
divorced; some are wives of drunk
en- men some are banging on the
ragged edge of society, endeavoripg
to keep up appearances some are
toiIing to support and educate their
children, and these are the least
miserable some tread tbs narrow
line beyond the boundary Of which
lies the mysterious land AID some
have gone out in the darkness and
unknown horrors, and some are dead.
A few there are who a~o loved and
hono.ed wives. moth.gs with happy
homes; b-1t alas onty very few.
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agricultural.
THE FOE OF SOUTHERN SOCIAL
LIFE.
New Orleans Times.

The ;nsiduols foe of American So
cial life, aud, regret it as we may,
the especial foe of social life, is APP
psrent and undenied tendency to
lsnguishing luxury and effeminacy
among the well.to do young women
of our Southern cities and large
towns. Young women, gentle ma
tured, brought up without care TO
rufile The peaceful happiness of their
lives, do not realize how this dread.
full mania for expensive pleasure and
a life OF alternate idleDess and amuse-
ment is destroying their health, abol
ishing true marriage, feeding the
flame Of gross sensuality and intern
perance among young men and sad
deniug the hopes of the best parents
10 tho land. Some OF them will nev
er know 10 the world. Thousands
of good hearted girls are sacrificed
every year, when little wise enc
loving guidance could have saved
them, bu! parents are oftentimes too
reticeut. too dilatory, too much
afraid of circumscribing their enjoy
ments even though they know the
danger lurking therein Bat we
feel that they should be warned that
they will pass away like the fswere
of June but, blossom, bloom and
die-snd a more hard aud resoIuie
class occupy their places. Amsri
can society is beginning to grow sens
sible and progressive, aud it will dis
card every class of triher0, male or
female, all those who do no work,
as the forests shed their withered
leaves. Let them awake from their
social Dire m of indulgence learn to
live out of doors to build up their
health to cultivate more simple
taste in dress no. necessarily nlgN
gard or severely plain in quantity
or styIishness, but with true comfort
and with due regard to the ihexora-
BILE demands Of sanitation study
domestic economy ; study social
skill and tact fl themselves for the
noblest position yet ever offered
their sex, and learn that a true,
manly Southern woman is the jewel
of our civilization, the soul Of our
purest life not the tinseled aud be
dizzened figure of dissipation and
decay.
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Never 90 to bed with cold or
damp feet. In goirg into a colder
air, keep the mouth oloaed, by cons
polling the air to pas circuitously
through the nose and head il may
become warmed before it reached
the lungs, aud thus prevent these
shocks end sudden caiiIs which FREE
quen,ly end il pleofi-y, pneumonia
and Other forms of disease. Never
sleep with the head il toe j at Of an
open winding Let more covering
be on the lowar limbs than On the
body. Have az extra co'erir g
within easy reich, il case Of sud-
den ard great change Of vesther
during the night. Never stand sill
a moment cut Of doc especislly az
street corners after living walked
even q 6horlh distance.