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Notice-Mr. wheelock has tho best Ice.
cream ever made In tho city. Leave your
orders for cream wanted sunday or week
days and u will be delivered.
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Orr is thankful for past patronage and
will prove Il by selling you a buggy, car
riage or spring wagon at cost for thirty
days.
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Attention-W. X Wheelock has tho new
patent ice-cream boxes. u great convent
ence to parties taking homo cream Tor din
ner or supper. No leaking. Try them.
sI2 Elm.
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Great Rush ~ Humans.
and ' Bonps.s s' Elm 10, ,t ns'
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miscellaneous 6Mamts.

IlfANTED-ny a German, lately arrived. a sit.
w uatlon either In n business house or work
on q farm. Apply at lily. Kellars, 500 Main
street myl7.iw
vlrANTBD-A partner, with 600 TO take All
w interest In q good paying business. Also
agents wanted, nj European House. io2, Main
street my.1t3t
vNrANTkD-BARkEEP situation wanted
w by a nrst class New Orleans bsrkeepcr.
Address J. A. Rahm, Herald Office my.h.N
\vANTED-Firstc class cook. aud dining. roVm
w boy. q. N. Tabler, Longview. Texas
WANTED-shocmskers only good ones need
w apply. John horrell. mls.u
MTANTED-The Texas Mutual Aid and Char
w table Association wants canvassers
Home Office No. COS Main 81, psllas fe2,.a
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Efchangc.
foipcr of Attorucu.

ME, the undersigned notify herewith the
w public that Mt. Jacob Mencxer In our lawful
attorney In TACT will collect all moneys due the
firm of JOS Mcnczer manage the business OF
Glucksunan & Co.. and buy for the same goods for
cash only. Power Of attorney is on the records
JOS. MENCzrR,
a.lp.lm PAUL GLuCKsMAN.
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Tho Railroad DIvnitarIca

They have come ana gone and len us
well impressed. That which impressed us
most was their high appreciation of Faulks
Celebrated Milwaukee Beer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-17

Couvalescents from all wasting diseases
should use Carter's Liver Bitters for their
superior strengthening and tonic qualities.
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Tcst.

r osf-A, The picnic Al Md Lothian, on sstur.
Ia ds,. kprii Dsh, q breasipin. with the picture
cf 4 sensieman on H. Reward given By leaving
with Wood, al Herald once. my.s
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New Telephones.

Murphy h Pringle, corner Of Main and
Ervay streets, No. lo3; ID. T. Rainwater \
Co., at Todd mills elevator, No. 100; J. J.
Carnss residence, Ross avenue, No. las.
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ltyou wish peaceful slumber at night, in
spite OF cough and sore throat, take a dose
Of Browns Iron Bitters before going to bed.
III " soothing and refreshing. Try it..
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Cheap Col umn.
3lottccS.

NoTiCE-Advertiscme may DO handed into
~ our business Office up 10 sp. m, and Into the
composing room up N a. m
NToTiCE.-All unrcdccmcd pled.es tina, are
~ due must be redeemed by the LIST o. Junc,
iss2, or they will positively be sold Have for
sale now one saddle, gold and silver watches,
pistols, &c. k1CHARD COIN.
myi7 Nv e0T I 2 Main street
NorlCk.-Just received ntHAlloway 4 Co.
~ Sweet Potato Slips and Blackeyc Peas
myii.it
NoTiCE-A liberal trade will be given for a
~ residence IN n pleasant part OF the city, con.
tanning siN or seven rooms Address Residence,
HERALD Office. JD.u
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t'OR sALE-New cottage, containing rooms.
L on lot 30 by 90 feet on Wood street A bar.
gain is offered. Apply To Jones n Murphy, real
estate agents mv-i1'1u
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Smoke Duke Of Durham cigarette, m lid
mellow and purA
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E0R sALE-A lovely home Tor iale--in two
hight beautiful grounds covered with large lor
est trees; house with all mo iern imp oyenents:
eleven rooms; terms easy. Apply tow. q. Veal.
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Eok SALE-The commercial Hotel. Wanting
l. TO erect brick buildings on the lots will
sell the above houses at q bargain Must bo
moved by June LIST Apply 10 Bowser < Lennon.
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| nor SALE,-My residence on Ross avenue:
| l. house has six rooms hall, closets and con.
seryatory for flowers, large grounds with shrub
cry, fruit trees, grape vines. etc. good well and
cistern-a very comfortable and cheerful home,
Address through post-ofiice, WV. YOUNG.
| al2.tf
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THOMPSON BROS.
500 & sos ELM STREET.

Our Spring Stock is now comnlete and ~. 49,. ,...,
70 oaer TO the public full line of Staple and Fancy Drv
H Rs Notions Gloves, Hosiery Laces Edgines Mosquito
Pars and Campers Trunks Vases Clothing Gentemens
the Times. N -''' at r'ces 10 'uf'
we invite critical inspection of our Goods and Prices
for. So N'uSe 'hey are Pao
we use no tricks to attract trade as we dee, in oood
Goods, and not trash, and believe the masses will 1880
that House that Sells the Best Goods for the Least Money
Goods Delivered Free to Any Part Of tho City,
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Cheap Golmmt---G ontimucd
Enr Sale.

EoR sALE-1he house and lot on mort Invest
Il corner Ross avenue ard Good streets. nd.
Joining j. ). Witwers residence House conta ma
. rooms AMI hall. For price apply TO II. G.
iioskins, or address box 2ii. Dallas. my IA II
tok sALE-Fnrni'ure aud household goods
i Tor sale Call for ten days ut G25 Live Oak
s.eet. my-141w
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]. o. STANAGE.
STATE AGENT FOB
Campbell prIntlngPrsss Mtg.Co.
HEADQUARTERS. DALLAS TEXAS.

Coma '0n'car'ns solicited and cheerfully an,
WV ~ A..
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Hhustcinn.

PHYSICIAN AND sURuEON-Dr Moron;
/ once over Exchange bank building: red.
dencc Ss5 San Jacenio street, telephone q resi.
dence.
no 10 Or, j. A, secgar. Dentist 70 have your
VI dental work done lie warrants all nlllnEg
Austin streets In Rodgers building from Q. =.
IN 4 m m.
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To Teasc.

no LEAsE-For nine years, about ~ acres Of
i ground corner OF Sycamore and Bryan Sts Z.
on the north side Of the T. 4 r. r. r. For terms
apply IN Jones' n Murphy m28-U
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L0R sALE-liandsome cottage and lot 6Ox202.
u ON Live Oak street. east of PEARL also three
prics stores, on Elm street. Nos, 7S7, 739 and 74l.
Apply To Flippen, Adoue & Lobit, or DR., r Z.
Hughes mli.u
EoR sALE-A house with u rooms. No 1915
II Main street iS.U
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALLFoRNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco. Tuesday. Oct 3, lSs2'
Saturday. To-day.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBCSE.l

s,N Francisco. Oct 3--Work in the lower
levels of the North and Middle COmstCcks Is pro-
et.ssing favorably but no indications OF extensive
orr bodies have yer been developed: -,
The west drift of the 2,6oO leVet OF ChOlaI 10 III
$40 feet. and the rock Is soft. ,., -.
The market is inactive The bears are disposed 10
short all the COmstocks. The outside STOCKS are
firm but quiet. -. :: .I.o.-r.,
Independence will begin shipping bullion next
Dividends declared Bulwer. 10 cents; STANDARD
Consolidated and Navajo, % cents each. Navajo
carries over $4,000 surplus.
Bn],ion valued at $4,000 was received in this
CITY Yesterday from the mines
The Ono copper mine, located near the Copper
On en- and Copper King mines. az Blsoce, AIll., Ss
Geen re based by prominent western caplIaHSO
To- $50 600 subject TO the report Of skilled en-
gineer, who Is now en- route to examine Inc prop
erty.
Referring to the affairs of the Robinson Consol-
dated Company The Denrer tribune OF SePteMUer
26 has the following;
Mr. J. b. Stevens and Manager Parker, OF the Robin
son have to NeWfOrk IL seems 10 De uuderslOOd
that they have in view a purchase OF property on
new company, with ample capital ana headquarters Ia
NoWYork The Robinson mine continues TO output con
adorable hve cars per day, ana good ueaI ~
from the eleventh level II running Leafl Twice as wen
az IL did when MIR. DuTaDt shut down the nllhe-say
orveven ounces per ton. But the course OF Tue STOCK
n Kew York tna there Is no general DeneI III the
crFlsing which is hopeful sign but the prospects OF
fhe mine are as yet too uncertain 10 warrant inc cO
many IN Uarug with Of its reserve Tor dividend pur
rOses II VIII be time enough 10 DIVIDE sOlnethihe
snong the stockholders when the improvement In the
ors-grade has become reliable and pending lawsuits
have been settled
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. Oct 3-P.

TUESDAY. Oct 81. NJ.
The business at the Mining STOCK LhcnaneeS
hardly could be more dub and undressing Ina"
n',. ,o.dav. Some business was done in Stand
:, ahout 5s that may or may not be signifi-
o.. az new Developments Robinson Consoli-
80, vas < cents higher at 1.55, and Silver Gin
Gasee1 cent higher at 81 cents Decatur rose
We 10 n cents South Pacific was cent higheI
- "a cents and Oriental and Miller after safes az
70 closed unchanged at 10 cents. Green Mountain
"Tbe Standard Consolidated Mining Company has
declared monthly dividend of % cents per SNARE
uuavahIe October IL at the Farmers Loan anu
Trust Company.
.1IEs At TIE MINING ExCHAEGEz
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lectures ano ifleeiinns.

TARIFF COMMISSION N0TICE.-The COM
mission appointed 10 investigate all the various quss
lions relating agricultural commercial mercantile,
anufacturiH mining industrial Interests OF the United
states the 10 the establish.
OF udicious taro scale % justice 10 all interests
being tie prosecution Of ITS inquiries empowered 10 visit
such different portions and sections OF The country "a may
de- advisable" will sit the Windsor H0te. New York,
October October T. inclusive Parties desiring 10
give testimony should present statements In chief in writing
Opportunity viii be Afforded for oral eXpianatOn JOHN
l.. HAYES, president OF the Tariff Commission.
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Che Curt

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
~ JEROME PARK. FALL MEETlNG.
SATURDAY sept SO. October 3. ), and 10.
Races b. gin at 1880
III CosTER, Secretary. A. BELMONT. President
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ To jerome Park Ia October g. o. ana 10. Special
trains direct ncosuTo at the Grand standve Grand
Central 10 l245 returning after tho
dr1wngoom attached and special reserved
for ladies' Excursion tickets, go cents
C. b. MEEkER, General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-04

ban IRANClbCu, UCt- z, I5o-
ryNTIE Annual election for officers Of the
4 Eureka Consolidated Mining Company win be he at
ne Com3anys Oace IN Francisco october l6 loo-
New Yotk Transfer bOOSs October at reopen
c,tobeT II l,s2 ". W TAYLOR. secretary.
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1nstrnfiion.
Art Schools-City.

MISS Claude r. Hirst, Artist, studio 80
IVA East 4h-st, Room H. Instructions in Oh painting
water ooors drawing and wood carving 81 for iesson of
three hours take elevator at NJ 80
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Nj no. JOhN BOGE VIII resume nef classes
In drawing oil aud watercOOr painting decorating
hna under glaze and Limoges Thursday October 8, lsS2
tudio 1881 4th ave, corner 25th-st
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TNHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway \. I.
i l0c. per copy. sample copies sent free - yearly
BANKING AND STOCK d GPA RfMENE
Mining lat sold rates Oi commission
advances "i-D0 a. ~ A. K CHIsOLM & co.
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COUTHERN EUREKA MINING COMPANY,

~ Nine and MIL Piumas County, Cal
Cauital 200. 900 shares: par value, SO each.
Pres j. T. SCOTT. vice-pres,, Ma RI IN SEOUL
Treas. VIM, T. MERSEREAUi Secy, JOHN GRAY.
Office, ll5 broadway, New-No-k.
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Musical.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,

bFAsT l4tf.st Sd Door East Of 6TH-AVE-
Incorporated 1861
The NATIONAL MUSIC sCHOOl-
NOW OPEN DAY and EVENING
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Illulng.

JOCUISTITA, Sierra GTande and all other
initiated mining STOCKS bought and sold Close quotations
daily. ". BkENrON WELLlNG o. BI0a1Nay.
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THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN,
i ING COMPANY day declared its monthly DIVIDEND
ofTWENTY- FIVE CENTS PER SHARE. payaDie october
IL 1882 the Farmers Loan and Trust Company No 20
Exchange place New-IOr8.
Transfer tOoSs close october and Open October H.
IA NJ II OOk Vice President.
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Aluslfal Instruments.

DRATTY'S ORGANS, 27 stops, 1928. Pianos.
ID g297 So Factory running day aud night Catalogues
rec. Address DANIEL =. BEATTY, Washington NJ
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DORERT f. LEE MINING CO.
II Property at LEADViLLE, COLORADO
cepffal tO, 400 shares Par value, SO.
1. d ROU DEBUSH President WILLIS a BAhn,Is9
New-YOrk Olhee. 81 Nassau-st seey anu treas
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Dressmannl.
telp n)ante0.

WANTED.-A young local item gatherer
aId writer ior city weekly one that Is willing and
can secure position fair salary by address
hg Al, THIS once before Wednesday y. IA.
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Gcruordtlon No.lee5.

NOTICE. PROPOSALS. for dredging at the
~ foot 2jth-sr East River will be received BY the De
pament of Docks III and i9 Duane until wednesday
uctoer IL 1884 at II O'Clock, For fnl information see
tle Iity Record Copies FOR sale at NO City Han.
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Gotels.


HOTEL SHELBURN.-5th-ave. and 36th-
St formerly BarenIore. Is now open for guests
European plan restaurant unexceed Hote situated IN
>sN. y. BLINN, Proprietor
THE WINCHESTER, Broadway, between
i 3ls1 and 32d-sts
Several desirable fats containing seven rooms
Rents from $3.50 q 1900.
Every convenience for Housekeeping
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Law Schools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL

The twenty.fourth annual Of this institution com
mences 40; Great Jones-st, SewYork on Monday Ihs
"a day October next and continues until June 1881 ~
study two collegiate yesrA Inc aes'
bachelor Is conferred sGch sndeph a. Pu
The full and pass the prescribed
Fellowship OF $500 per year will be awarad, under
Faculty to he hereafter announced IN Aooo s
1883 and az succeeding periods - continue i9r sree
10 graduate whe shall excel IN general proficiency and NJ
tenti0n 90 the studies Of the course
For catalogues address No Great Jones.sl ,,.. A.
THEODORE W. DWIGHT, Waraol @o
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NEW YORK sept y, 1882
T,HE annual meeting of stockholders OF the
Mount Pleasant Mining Company, for the election OF
OF other business, Will be held at
Office Lord Day Lord No. l2O Broadway on Wednes
day the day of October pro limo at IL O'clock NJ.
Transfer books will be closed september 30 and remain
closed until OctOber5 WM- n. OLMSTED. secretary
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a LIZ. MACGKEEOR,
"A SCHOOL FOfSDAScfNG, ll2 6th-ave.
sDens saturday October ~ pr ate and class lessons
1oi terms, &c. send for circulars
y HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing.
- No CTS hthaye 47th-st opposite Windsor Hotel
si@sses viii reeommenee MONDAY october H. 1852 En-
sgseineEt al Newport, H.. T., cosee october l.
S's send postage stamp for circular.
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Answers to Former INQUIRIES.

"Roundway," of Mississippi,
writes: "A call is made for the
best plan to exterminate the chicken
mites. a kentuckian says uncover
your chicken house. That may do
there and farther north, but in this
thirty-second and lower latitude it
will not do; but a tablespoonful of
carbolic acid to n half gallon of wa
ter, sprinkled with a brush or
broom well through the chicken
house, ON their perches, and where
the fowls are setting, into their
nests, and into the feathers of the
old chick herself, will drive them, if
applied twice a week for two weeks,
and you'll not see them again, unless
you allow too much filth TO accumu-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-05-04

Last week our senior principal
was called from his school TO attend
the funeral of an AGED lady, Mrs.
Anderson, of the Brick Church
ueiqlborhood. During his absence
the accomplished Miss Horne filled
his chair. We don't wish anybody
else To die, but would be glad to
welcome Miss Annie back right Of
ten. Although the professors
errand was a sad one, nevertheless
he must have enjoyed himself very
well. for he has been in mOnstrous
GOOD humOr this week He must
have seen somebody up there that
he fancied wonderfully. We rather
suspect the charming principal of
Brick Church Academy can ac-
count for it. Miss Ella Wagstaff
Of the class of 81 was up on a visit
a few days since. She has flour
ishing school now in Maury at
Southport. She expects to have
more than she can possibly manage
this fall. She gives general salts
! faction to her patrons. We are
glad 10 boast Of her as one of the
( few young ladies who delight in
extending her inquiries into ancient
Greciau literature and as succeed
| ing well in her attempts. We have
several pupils prepared for Greek,
and expect an interesting class to
begin it next fall. 1t is a fayorite
class with Mr.. Campbell, and re
ceives Il drill in accents, quantity
and other niceties, that gives
thorough scholarly habits to his
pupils. Miss Tyler of Columbia
who, as ! understand, is a very
skillfuI artist, is expected down in
a few days 10 make arrangements
about an art class. Her pictures
are greatly admired by the lovers
Of the beautiful art. She has es-
pecially qualified herself for teach.
INC the new art called "Craio. .
Those wishing to prosecute studies
in art viii have 4 fine opportunity
under her instruction. Mr.. Camp
bell, with his two lovely little girls,
Ruby and Pearl, spent Saturday
and Sunday attending Presbytery
ut Campbellsville and visiting rela-
tives and friends there. He reports
a large crowds, good sermons and
elegant dinners. A large company
ofyoung folks went down on Sun
day, among whom were Misses An
ME Horne, Lille Witt, Ella Paine
and Mrs Geo. Tate, all attended by
most gallant beauX. Isaac Yokely,
ir., whom Lynnville Academy stu
dents remember with the greatest
pleasure, not only as standing well
in all his classes, but as a most
agreeable companion, was taken I'M
der the charge Of the presbytery as
candidate fer the ministry. We
can all testify to his excellent NOR
al character and extend our best
wishes that success may crown all
his efforts. Epperson Tarpley was
up Saturday and Sunday on avisit
to his daughter. CHESTER DALE.
Lynnville.
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a Voice from Texas.

ROBINSON, TEXAS, April Is, 1882
i love the Brick Church people
and l desire to tell them before they
come to Texas to bid long fare
well to father and mother and dc
not forget a clean shirt. | hope w
r. Ham will return. | think he
would like Texas better than he
did. Lee Ham is married to a nice
Tennessee girl in Ellis county, Miss
Otis Field, and l think he will re
main here, for she will hardly be
able to take the walk from Texas tC
Tennessee. The last heard of him
Port Anderson was in a mud-holC
wanting help. Worms are working
on wheat and oats.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-05-04

Theodore Parker in speaking OF
home and home life says: l never
saw a garment too fine for man or
maid; there never was q chair too
good for a cobhlcr or cooper to sit
in; never a house too fine to shelter
a human head. These clements
about us, the gorgeous sky, the i'm
perial sun. are not too good for the
human race. Elegance fits man.
But do we not value these tools OF
house keeping a little more than
they are worth, and sometimes
mortgage home for the mahogany
we would bring into it. l had
rather eat my dinner Off the head
of a barrel, or dress after the fash
ion of John the Baptist in the will
dcrnoss, or set ON a block all my
life, than consume all myself be
fore l get home, and take so much
pains with the outside that the in
side was as hollow aS an empty nut.
Beauty Is "a great thing, but beauty
of garments. house and furniture Is
a very tawdy ornament compared
with domestic love. All the ele-
gaucc in the world will not make a
home. and / would give more for
Il spoonful of hearty love than for
whole ship load of furniture, and
all the upho,stercrS of the world
could gather together.
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Harry Children.

As house plants cannot flourish
without sunshine, so children can
not thrive and be happy without
love. How radiant are their bright
faces as they respond to tones and
words of affection from the lips of
their parents. Little they know of
the deep sOicitude, Of the constant
care exercised toward them; but
they 90 fully understand and ap-
preciate protestations of love and
tenderness. Why should we be
chary of these, when they cost only
speaking: Il know now" said a
lady not long ago, e. that my moth
er loved me tenderly, but during all
my childhood l doubted it. If
were really dear to her, queried,
why did she never tell me so? Why
did she never caress me and assure
Inc of her love? She thought her
actions spoke loudly enough without
words. l could not read her ac-
tions then Is I can now, and how
Il longed TO hear her call me
loving names, and to have her wrap
me i'm the sweet embrace of her
strong mother love. Many a little
heart aches just as this Iady's did,
and can bc made happier by the
spontaneous Utterances Of maternal
affection than by beads, or dolls,
fine clothes, or costly toys.
Children who grow up in this
constant atmosphere of love are
rarely mischicvous. never vicious.
The mighticst of all agencies to
lead the young in paths Of virtue is
in the hands of parents, and to
command this agency they need but
give expression to the natural over
uow Of their hearts.
Children, to be happy need en-
couragcmcuJ and praise 1t is not
enough that they escape censure.
Negatives are always cold and
blank. Our little ones want warm,
positive approval when they have
done right, Thus they will be
made TO feel that the paths of wis
dom are paths OF pleasantness and
peace Southern World.
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"a

I will now state thaJ maze a miraculous
cure OF Obe OF the worst cases of skin disease
known. The patient is a man forty years
old; had suffered fifteen years. His eyes,
SCALP, and nearly his whole body presented
fTightful appearance, He had the attention
of twelve different physicians, who pre-
scribed the best remedies known 70 the pro-
fession, such as iodide potassium, arsenic,
corrosive sublImate, sarsapaulla, etc. Had
paid $500 for medical treatment with but lit
tie relief. ] prevailed upon HIM TO use the
Cuticura Resolvent internally, and the Cuti-
cura and CuticUTa Soap externally. He aid
so, aud was Immediately cured. The skin
on his head, face, and many other parts Of his
body, winch presented d most loaJhsome ap-
pearance, Is now a. soft and smooth rs an in
fants, with 20 scar or trace Of the disease lett
behind. lie has now been cured twelve
months. Reported by
F. II. BROWN, ESQ, BGrnweIl s. c.