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Tmn Men nrnmneh

MERGED, February 1Sth.-News has just
reached here of the drowning of. Chas. Blood
and Chas. Witham, while fording the Tuol-
umne river at La Grange yesterday. Charles
Blood was resident of this county, and the
keeper of Blood's Hotel at MERGED Falls.
Witham was an employee of the Olsen mine
near La Grange. The body of Blood was re-
covered, and taken to his home at MERGED
Falls for burial. He leaves family. The
body of Witham had not been recovered up
to the time the messenger left the scene of the
accident. The buggy and team of Mr.. Blood
are total loss-the horses were drowned and
the buggy is wreck.
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southern Pacific Passengers.

MoJAvE, February 1Sth.-The following
southern overland passengers passed Mojave
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
Mrs. Maggie Plummer, San Francisco; John
Thompson and wife, Oakland II. G. Nor
rell and wife, San Jose; c. W. T5zer, D. l..
Lowman and wife, j. E. Craig, U. S. A,
ton; Mrs. c. Graham. g. B. Whitman, Oak
land
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-19

TIMELY NoTIeE.-A popular preacher
recently gave warning before beginning his
sermon that it would take him an hour to
get through, and if anybody wanted to go
in advance he would wait few minutes.
He then added that he had been up until 4
o'clock that Sunday morning, and had
done his duty, and he thought everybody
ought to stay. Everybody did stay, but
some one ought to have asked him when
he had begun writing his sermon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-19
SECOND DISPATCH

CARSON, February 1Sth.-The bonanza
penalties bill came up to-day in the Senate,
when some of the members were out, and
passed to engrossment. The friends of the
bill only have eleven votes, and will need two
more to carry the measure. A scheme is ROW
before the Assembly to authorize lottery to
raise funds for the Insane Asylum. 1t is in
cubated by Bob Heating, and will be a big
thing for the manipulators if it passes. A
resolution was introduced in the Senate to in
vestigate the old State Printer, Marshall
Robinson, who is charged with collision with
State Expert Putnam to secure the contract
for printing. Interesting developments are
,,ron1ised
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-19
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Railroad InspeciiOn-Ind Indian Chief Pea

Railroad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hIeI Felu.
SEATTLE, February 18th. J. Oaks, of
Portland Oregon, Vice-President of the
Oregon Navigation Company, and President
of the G.. and P. S. Il. r., is in this city,
pany.
Chief Jim Seattle, the last survivor but enc
of the old chief Seattle, died at the old mans
house on the reservation yesterday, and
grand pow-wow is being held in honor of him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-19

MONTEREY February 1Sth.-The following
are among those registered at the Hotel Del
Monte to-day Tiburcio Parrot, John Par
rott, Jr., Miss Parrot, c. De Guigne and
wife, L. j. Martin, Jr., wife and daughter,
A. /. Doyle, j. Ballard and wife, San Fran
cisco; J. G. Baker, Oakland; j. B. Grant
and wife, Leadville, Col: w. Cowell and son,
Denver
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IDAHO.
Death ora Californian.

BOISE CITY, February 1Sth.-Joseph f.
Dwyer, travelling agent for the firm of Green
baum, Sachs & Freeman, of San Francisco,
died suddenly of congestion of the brain in
this city last night at II o'clock He arrived
here from Winnemucca on the stage the day
before, and was apparently wei! up to within
a few hours Of his death. He resided in San
Francisco, where he leaves wife and four
children.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-19
An Old Nan Fatally Shot.

BAKERSFIELD, February 1Sth.-Francisco
Cuneo, helpless old man 70 years of age,
was shot in the forehead this morning at
Sumner by Cruise Dominic, rival barber.
Dominic escaped, but was afterwards cap
tured lying in the sage brush about a mile
cannot live. The shooting was entirely I'M
iustifable and is q foul and heartless crime.
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Railroad Commissioners Meeting
Freishts and Fares

SAN Francisco, February lSth.-The Rail-
road Commissioners, at their meeting to-day,
fixed railroad freights in the State at a re-
duced but varying schedule, averaging % per
cent. The railroads must furnish transporta-
ton for. second and third class passengers at
so per cent Of first.class fares.
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SUMMIT, February 18th.-Thos. Doughan,
a native of Queens county, Ireland, and a
miner from Gold Hill, while attempting to
| climb on top of freight train No. 6 at this
place this morning. slipped and fell between
the cars and was instantly killed. He has a
wife in Redding, Pa, and seven children in
Ireland. He was beating his way to Dutch
Flat soaking Nynrl,
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Found Dead-action Pos,noned

SAN FRANoIsco, February 1Sth.-John
Heelin, sailor, was found dead in his room
to-day-No. 206 Steuart street. The cause of
his death is unknown.
The Board of Supervisors did not fix the
water rates tonight, but postponed the mat
ter till February 18th.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-19
AN AGED MAN FATALLY SHOT.
Two Men Drowned While Fording Swollen
Stream.
PASSENGERS VIA cARLIN AND MoJAv
Man Run Over and Killed while Beating
a Train.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
General Revolt of Indians Imminent il
Sonora
CALIFORNIA.
Petitions for Pardon.

SAN Francisco, February 1Sth.-The sec
ond installment of the petitions, containing
5000 names, asking the President to pardon
the convicted Mussel Slough settlers, has
gone forward to Washington, yet the stream
pouring in here is as large as ever.
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Hurricane AT Sea.

PoRT TOWNSEND, February 1Sth.-Cap-
tain Hillyer, of the schooner Friethof,
reports having encountered hurricane Janu-
airy 18th, which lasted eighteen hours. He
had his sails split, which detained the vessel
on the voyage. He was off the Cape for if
teen days
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NEVADA.
The Legislature

CARSON, February 18th. -Powning's asY-
lum bill, after long wrangle, was reintro-
duced in the Assembly to-day; also the lot
terry scheme bill, backed by Bob Heating
The tax penalty release bill was ordered en-
crossed by the Senate, and General Mar
lette,s claim allowed for $500.
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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WOucn's shoes.

The boo.,msker who shall invent shoe
that combines elegance with comfort has ye,
to be born, perhaps; but when he does
appear in this miserable globe,
fortune awaits him, and posterity
will assuredly mourn his loss when he
dies. 1t seems strange that, with every
other improvement and advance in art and
science, women should continue 10 be Attic
ted with such foot'gear rs the "best shoe
makers" make, and which the dealers per-
sist in calling an excellent it," Fashion
may determine the style of q boot
but 1t must be man of science
that can conform that style to the
human foot, and know whether it is comfort
able by the locks. DressmakiDg has arrived
al pitch of perfection through women
demanding extraordinary precision, and
willingly paying for the know how" Why,
then, should not the boot-maker endeavor
10 produce an ideal last that
shall not crumple tho toes, OF
throw the whole weight of the body on TO
the phalange of the great toe? High French
heels are to blame for a great deal Of the
misery, but when sensible wome1 beg for /.
shspely heel, thcy rarely get what they !
for; the 'low-heel" is either SQUAT +,
clumsy, or iii about three lifts too high i.
scooped out like an hour-glass!
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The letters of Nine. do Sevinge, those
chef d'oeuvres Of graceful style, art snc
eloquence, were written merely for smuse-
ment; often separated from daughter
whom she adored, she wrote her each day
thus endeavoring to be with her at least il
spirit. The death OF her husband, who had
been killed in duel, had caused her with
drswal from court life, ard in the deep re
trement in which she afterward lived for sew.
ersl years. she devoted herself exclusively to
the education Of her children. Her letter.
we're not published until after her death, and
they at orce took the public by storm, and
have ever since been considered models Of
epistolatory style.
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EOALsN'~ iNsYITgy n.
non'etourt springs, = virgin.

The 37th annual Session closed with tbs mo,,
satisfactory results. S xty.six dipion as were
aw raed IN single departments; there wvre
ioht graduates IN partia courses, aud iour
iul graduates. TIE department oil ulps,c
numbered more than one hunurtd pupils, and
ihaue cnaele and Ia pressive exhibit on com.
mt cement day-Art also was cnnspicu.n
me facilities here afforded for broad Varied
AZ elevated instructions, the advsai "a Of
iocall'y, climate AID comfort, aud socially
me Gale OF health, NOR ,ls and mi, ers q
pupiis are mostinvillng 70 tnouyD,f ul tayeu,s,
Eli hteen officers ana teachers, s1 yea OF yhOru
are gentlemen
Tue 3sth -nLual session Will open On heliih
OF September, 1851, For full particula,s apply
10 The superintendent.
Pupils are received for the ar, tI,e rsriod NJ
Scnolas ic training, INCLUDING VACATIONS,
here Is . CT mate the moot d sirabe On The
continent for schOoE y; In n region ire, fIcm
malaria, ana abuun ding In piciuresol, NOM.
lain scenery, mt one If tn. most beaut'ful heneS
IA virginia, enj0> ing the iurtheI advau.srt
OF mineral wsters. Parents may find pace
Ior me beat pm, seal, moral and aesthetic do.
veiopement of their daughters.
The school EMPLOYS no agents, secrst OF
open, but VIII Furnish +, fe,eh ce to msnyciAs
most prominent citizens OF Texas, patrons d
tne school, and will retd and officer to take
chNrge or girls who may propose 10 enter 1t
tne opeuing Of the next stssion.
CHARLES l.. (CChR,
SunlrInt Tame MI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26

Every one who knows Cbris. Rintleman, ge-
niai, popular, whole souled Chris, is in favor
of patronizng his Local Option" saloon in
in Fort Worth. And those who don't know
him should make his acquaintance immedi-
ately on arriving there for he keeps the bes,
handmade sour mash Monarch whisky to be
found in the south. He also makes specially
Of Improvement Cigars" which are without
superior in ths state. Don't forget to call
on the Local Option, and you will be happy,
prosperous, and die respected and lsmented.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26
The white water Of .hc Arabian Sen

With reference 10 the phenomenon Of
what Is known IS "whi!o water" ofthe Ara
bisn sea, correspondent of c. smbers Jour
nal writes as follows; III the call of duty or
pleasure should AT any tins induce any of
your readers to undertake tho overland jour.
ney to India, they must not fail TO give it,
struo,i ions. to DO called from bed should the
nocturnal phenomenon of the "white water"
occur. l! Is !more frequently seen in
the month Of July and August, and 10 prnc!.
pally confined to narrow belt to the east
ward Of the island Of Socotra, known in the
charts Of that sea ss tho line Of tho stronges,
monsoon, and wherein the rain clouds on q uit.
ting Central Africa on their passage eastward
are apparently confined. Should the moon
be above the horizon an undis,urbed nights
rest may be anticipated, as the writer ha,
never known the phenomenon 10 occur in the
presence Of that orb. To give the reader
some idea Uf' this remarkable and striking
appearance, we will suppose ourselves \
steamer about $50 miles 70 the eastward OF
Socotra, Ia tho position named, and nj the
latter end Of July; limo, a. m. Tho mon
soon 10 blowing strongly and steadily-.he
night, starlight and cloar-a light iluecy scud
occasionally passing rapidly to The east.
ward, and the good vessel bowling along At
the rate Of fourteen or fifteen knots an hour,
Suddenly We discover ligb, hue 10 the
water, which In short wh'ls assumes a snow
white aspect, and In the course Of half All
hour extends to the horizon In oil dir,cs
lions. The Transformation Of tho water is
perfect, the usually green colcr ,f
tho sea having been replaced BY M
appearance Of wilderness like that q,
! milk Aud yet, II you draw q buckle,
the water for inspection and analysis you
will aud that Il 10 beautifully clear, not !,
vestiee Of anything white being visible; i,.l
can the microscope discover anything o,,
and above the ordinary quantity Of minu,e
life always present In sea water within the
tropics.
"'rhs deception seems 70 me 10 admi. Of
easy explanation. Il being The result simply
Of reflection Of color The vessel 10 passing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26
DALLAS DhIFTlNGS

Hosmer lays water piping as cheap as the
cheapest and with experienced workmen.
Call on him and get his prices at 4O6
Elm street.
lfyou want 10 buy cheap, buggy, spring
wagon, buck board, or buggy and spring
wagon tops, poles or anything that runs Oh
wheels or prevent your shaft from ratllinp
90 TO VIM. Long, Commerce street. Repair.
ing done III first class style.
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~ @ HOT -
"a @ III o IT, It's
Chilli. and EVER
"a. ~ II Z d CT Il

The enormous sale last year OF this well-es-
tabllsh Gull and Ftv'r Remedy and the
Nv s. eclmsn OF tostmpi i9l- below stpmp It
ms undOub,e 'ly' the b st eXtaDt'"
lEEsSILLE, Texas, JUICE 81 1851.
Messrs Ih0mls 81 II, Geo gen Co., Galveston,
Gentlemen Your Sch1tt's Chill Tonic has
amlst superseded at other g. i'll medicines
Det re he pub ic In this section. " hen given
acc lfdi to directions IL rarely falls TO break
the "st obstinate case of chills, | cOnsid,r
~ az excel ent Tonic ana one of the beet Anti
perlonlcs. The price should recommend ID to
me pnbl c. ns IL IL the cheap st aud IN ST eff
iectnal In the market. Yours, T. srectiully, 3
JOHN NJ. FLY, Nj. ID,
WACO. Texas June 30, 1851.
Messfs. Thompson, George Il Co., Gaive ton {:
Gent'emen-l have been srl ing SchOit's
Iopic for the past twelve m nIhs, aud 1t af-
lords mo pleasure to say that IL h 8 given en-
tire satisfaction NJ 81 respectfully, yous,
ii. BkHRENS.
MORGAN CITY, La, May 0, 1881.
INSISTS Thom .On, George & Co Galveston;
rear Sirs Last eep'en Der | took hold of
Schoti's chin To 10, and up To present writing
nave sold a. rtta two gross All through this
country II Is the Chill, ronic, and hus never
failed to cnie the worst case of Chills and Fever
In this section.
day can OF do without It, send me one
gross by return steam
can send YOU hundred cert ilcates from re-
liable aud rei possible par les 4 you wish.
Respectfully,
q. S. PEAsLIE, gan City Dug Store.
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BOnrd OF Trade saloon and Billiard
Hall

AT this establishment or the corner Main
nd Austin streets, Purdy " Randall, pro-
prietors, arc to BE- found the very choicest
and only the very choicest of liquors, wines,
alcs, beer, ETC., from the leading manuiactur-
ors and dealers of this country and Europe.
a newly fitted up, most tastefully arranged,
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated Bill.
lard hall Is one Of the attractions. Call and
500 them.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNTON. Virginia

Opens September 10Th, 1851. One oftbeFlrsr
Scio OILS FOR You're LADIES IN THR uyIED
STATES. Surroundings beaut ful. Clinatsur-
surp s,ed. Pupils from seventeen STAGE.
TERMS AMONG THE BEST IN THE UNION.
Roa d, Washing, English Course. Lain
French, Garman, instrumental Music. AZ
Tor scholas ic year, from Sept. to June, 8s3s,
Fur Catalogues write TO
Rev. WM. A. HARRIS, u. D.. Prest
sIaupton. Vrgpl
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through light, misty atmosphere. inappre-
cistle to the eye while within its il fiu-
ence; and the white, wstery vesicles held in
suspension are, in some favorable condition
Of air and water, reflected on the sur face Of
the latter"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26

Tho fret tent erected in big Springs wa.
by Peter Bruin, who opened Il gu, as res
t,urant. Brun 10 one Of the best cooks Ia
Texas and he keeps two good assistants. II,
.erves up his dishes a Ia Francois, and bil
.ble contains VII the market affords. Spring
,hickepe q speciality.
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why Don't Yan Keen Conl

It's the easiest and cheapest thing In the
world, ifyou will only leave orders with
Jarrett, the ice king, at his depot in rear Of
Apollo hall, where no has on hand q heavy
stock Of pure northern lake ice, and will
deliver II to any part Of the CITY,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26

Just received 81 Leon KAhn's. 804 Elm
street, all the latest styles Of spring bats In
oil. and std, also the son pocket and feather.
weights. They are very nice. Gall and on.
anime.
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TeXRA l. ~. Inuia HnilrnnL

To the Editor Of the Herald:
Tyler, July s. Please announce that on
and AFTER July 6.n ins,an, the passenger fare
on this railway will be three cents per mile
to and from all points on the lire.
WILLIAM A. GAvETT,
General passenger aud ticket agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26

Gents will find tho finest stock of hand
made shoes of all styles in congress, Oxford's
Prince Albert Harvard and Boswick
LEON KAHN,
604 EN- street.
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RUwsErs's COCOAINv,
The Rest of ALI llntr nr.sS,o,

III alleys irritation, removes y | tendency 10
danurun, and invgorales the action OF tbs
caplllaries In the hignett degree, thus pro.
noting vigorous and he 'lthN gruwth of hair
us effect upon the glossiness and iichn,s, oI
the h ir Is such as cannot be surpassed
Burneu's Flayoring EXtr, Cts are the hest.
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George R,ek,sFur,,,u-c.o,

Is the largest in north Texas. The stock
embraces all grades from the most elcgsn,
parlor and chamber sets to the cheapest
styles and patterns. In prices are very low,
for quick sales and small profits" is his
motto.
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The New Abilene HotoI.

Abilene Texas, Is the most comfortable
place for drummers and strangers to stop.
Good rooms, fine table; Mexican tsmsles
chile con.csrne, spring chickens and Dish y
specially.
II. T. McLARTY, Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26

A,sweet smile and twinkling eye denoted
the pleasure Of wearing tho little hat from
Pearson's, trimmed with daisies and dear
little buttercupa Price "a 80.
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a man died OF liver complaint.
collars worth of "BLECK-DsAUG.
would have saved his lie.
FOR sale by all drapp cts.
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RailrOma Prts ting

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OyyioS
y prepared TO execute, In the highest styie OF
II, any and oil railroad printing at the short.
al nnta.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE ust|Il|.
Staunton, Va.
Hiss Mary }. Baldwin, PRINCIPAL,
opens sepfemb, LIST, 1851. C,o..
June LIST, 1882 "'

ms institution continues to increase i,
pIosierity from year to year. Itofiprs ,,e,d,
ADVANTAGES IN It's location; in lis bull Ing.ard
srnunus; IN Its genera appointments ana ss AMI.
ai} kahselh. MS; ils iul; corps Of srperlo,
vantages IN music, modern Ianpnssss .Io ~
non me bris pm, steal uilure and lDstrue,isns
III we theory and practice of c0okin, tbs ,pc.
cessiui 'iiotts made to re ure heal h. n,crt
ana happiness; lis position TO eX,ravypa,ss.
l'1 ssAnnerd Of soliu scholarhh.p.
tot iull particulars apply TO the D. vcluI
iOr catalogues ~ y Se'PN
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AgcnsS and <anyasrers
Make from S2b to ESQ per week selling goods foI
Y. RlDEOUV 4 CO., 10 Barclay street, New
York. Send for their Catalo gueand terms
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ST.L0UIS Law SCHOOL

Law Department Washington unlversu'
Fifteenth Annual Term opens October T. III voas
each Diplomn admits 10 bar in State and o. Coans
In Missouri Term fee iSincudng use Of Law ilon,i
Address until Sept. LIST, ut Iowa City Iowa atet
Ut st, 1.ouis,l W. q. HAMMOND, LID, Dean oiN'
eacnlty. or HENRY HITCHCOCK. st. Louis
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Sob Prisstnw IN Ceiors 80
The HERALD srnAn jos PnIsriisG9 Int viII'
10 now turnius out some Of the mcsI II M
lob work In colors, yer execuscu Atn ~
For artistic work 20 70 The hHAs
PninrtNo OrS1CA
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-01
BOYS,

Get hold Of the boys heart. Yon-
der locomotive comes like a whirl-
wind down the track, and a regi-
ment of armed men might seek in
vain to arrest it. It would crush them
and plunge unheeding on. But there
is q little lever in its mechanism that
ut the pressure Of a mans hand, viii
slacken its speed, and III a moment OF
two bcing it painting ana stiIl, like 8
whipped spaniel, at your feet. By
the same little lever the vast steam
ship is guided hither and yon, upon
the. sea, in spite Of adverse wind OF
current. That sensitive and respon-
s.ye spot by which boys life is con
trolled is his heaet. With your GRASP
gently and firmly on that helm, you
may pilot him whittier YOU VIII.
Never doubt that he has heart,
Bad and wilful boys very often have
the tonderest heart hidden away some
where beneath incrustations Of sin OF
behind barricades Of pride. And ii
is your business to get at that heart.
get hold Of that heart, keep nold Of
it by sympathy, cOnfding in him,
manifestly working only f or his good
by little indirect kindnesses to his
mother or sister, or even his Fet dog,
See him ut his home or invite him tl
yours. Provide him some little pleas
ure, set him at some little service OF
trust for you; love practically. Any
way and every way rule HIM through
his heart.