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QUESTION AND ANSWERS.
Where Does the Day Begin.

Where ices me UsJ peSlls
&c. r." Underhin, Mass The
day, by &C mmon consent, begins at
Longitude $50 degrees from Greenwich.
There are, however, some exceptions to
this rule. Chatham Island is almost
exactly on the line. There at u noon
S unday ceases and Monday begins.
sunday comes to mans house on the
east side and becomes Monday by the
time it passes out on the west side, A
man sits down to his Sunday dinner and
it is Monday noon before he finishes it.
There Saturday is Sunday and Sunday
is Monday, and Monday suddenly be-
comes Tuesday. From there the day
line trends 10 the east and passes be-
tween Borneo and Manila, in the Phil
lipine Islands, then it turns sharply TO
the northwest and passes through Beh
rings straights The reason for this
anomaly is this: The Philippine islands
were colonized by the Spaniards, who
came there from the east across the Pa
O4nO OCOdGS Oub LlO 4OSS "a JLO CcA5O 4ANlC1
islands we're colonized by the Europeans
who came from the opposite direction.
Each set of colonists brought their own
day with them and consequently the
people of Manila are keeping one day
in advance of the people on the other
East Indian Islands. Alaska is one day
ahead of its nearest neighbOr, British
Columbia.I 1t was settled by the Russians
who come from the west, while the rest
of the coast was settled from the east
Thus it happens that when Alaska keep
ing Sunday. It is only Saturday on the
rest of the coast. And what
is still more wonderful, Alaska being 90
degrees east of Manila, will already
have enjoyed one-fourth of its Monday
before Manila enters upon its Sunday
Such was the case before Alaska became
part of the United States, and is prob
ably so now.
National Conventions.
&c. A. r., Darlington. Wis The
idea of nominating conventions is com
paratively modern. The first national
convention was held in Philadelphia Ia
September. 1886, and was composed OF
nlnety-six delegates, but no candidates
were nominated nor other business done
EXCEPT 10 issue q call for nominating
convention 10 meet /. B;titim e In at,
2dth lay September 1851 st tli7
convent on I12 delegates were pge-aa.,
and William Hjc5, i Ala5y and, was
nominated cor President, and Amos 81
iinaker Of pennsy vsuia, was nominated
for wee president. This was the grea5
anti masonic ticket, and was 51e result
IF the masonic agl5ations growing
out OF the Morgan abdncsioa The
Democrats heId their first nominating
convention al Baltimore, IN May, 1882,
at which time Martin Van Buren, was
nominated. The first national wing
convention was held at Baltimore, De-
cember 18th 1881, and nominated Hen
~ Clay
Tariff on Farm Products.
sc. j. P.," Ostburg, Wis. asks: sis
there tariff on farm products, such as
beans and potatoes, which are imported
from foreign countries to the United
States, and how much per bushelP''
There is. Ofthe products OF the farm
the following articles are subject to Gus
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The Following Isl List of Marriage Licenses
Issued by the Probate Judge for 1888.
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Tariff on Farm Products.

&c. j. P.," Ostburg, Wis asks: sis
there tariff on farm products, such as
beans and potatoes, which are imported
from foreign countries to the United
States, and how much per bushel?"
There is. Ofthe products OF the farm
the following articles are subject to Gus
tom duties when imported from abroad !;
Cheese and butter, cents a pound !;
lard 2 cents a pound; wheat 20 cents a
bushel; rye, oats, corn and corn meal,
10 cents bushel; Oat meal, rye -four
and pearl barley, half a cent = pound
wheat flour, 20 per cents ad valorem
prepared or preserved, 80 per cent ad-
valOrem. Your second question it is i'm
bic to answe Chicago News.
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From Demorest'5 Monthly for january.
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JANUARY.

JANUARY.
William B. Lawbridge, Lizzie G. Free
land; Charles Nj. HaIderman, Eliza Il
PilIsbury; Geo. w, French, Elizabeth
Addie; Frank B. Fowler, Lora " Bales;
a. w. Brady, Alma B DAVIS
FEBRUARY,
John Bach, Elizabeth Merklein; Colby
Marston, Clara Ely; Z. j. Perkins,
Anna Burrus; James w. Her, Helen J.
w. Ramsey;
James MohOney, Oracle Bruniut.
APRIL.
Byron NJ. Hackers, Emma Z. Atchison;
Martin DE Priest, Luella Thompson;
L. b. Hall, Elmira Geat.
MAY.
Fred Greub. Henrietta j. Charles Hans
Henrick Jensen, Katrina Bierisun John
G. Dielman. Mary j. Brethouer; Geo. 3.
Chaplin, Alice Dodge, V. G, Glavina,
Matte Snow; L. L. Bededict, Elizabeth
Shaw; &. +. Wheeler, Mary A. Lay
man.
JUNE.
Hiram A. Martin, Jennie Elmore; w. R.
Reed, 4. A. Ebling.
July.
Newton Lloyd. Ardeia Mcdonald; Jacob
Short, Addie Smeadley; Michea1 Wren
man, Barbara Zilliner..
AUGUST.
H. H. Hoft, Viola A. Odds; Willard H.
Parker. Elinor E. Abbott; Elmer E
Gale, Lethe Andrews; Nicholas Taylor,
Emma NJ. Quans.
SEPTEMBER.
j. D. Gibbs, Maria Quans; James Ec.
cles, Lizzie Vest: G. D. Ensign, Ocie
Haskell James z. Pretz, Fannie c God
dard.
John r, Rich, Jennie, Hazen; Jonn
BrethOuer, Jessie 1Smith; David M.
Shurtz, Hannah j. King; j. M. Clark,
G E. Sutton; William Kelley, Ella
Wayte.
NOVEMBER.
Eddie David, Aurella Stanton: Steph
en- a. Douglass Landreth. Maggie
Johnson; A. p. McElroy, Emma Low,
/. +. Aallett, Cora BFuner; Andrew
Addle, Lucy Shrailkill: Abraham Cap
pers, Ida Kipps; James NJ. Pettijohn
SOtd Ia <AltOcISOAlJ w. IT, OPOf4QE0
Martha e, Thompson: William Forbe
u tieKideaid; Is. b. Collins, Jessie L
Hahnedkratt; Joseph Farrell, Margar
cite Frrell; Il. II. Underwood Kit
ti1s M. Devon.
DECEMBER.
J. NJ. Spratlen, Mary Smith; J. r
Shnrtz, Jednie J. Preston; TheOdor
McAnulty Mary L. Thonlburg; vii
liam 81. Gingles, Hattie NJ. Miserez
Frank Dubois, Henrietta Reynter
Charles Finch, Emma Stephenson
A. q, Abbott, Ella Fallen: Joseph A
Ross, Martha ]. Reese; Howard nj
Bucklen, Cora M. Coon; r. d. Gingles
Elnora Yanhorn; George EWelI, Dor
B. Wiliby, u. L. Tallniadge. Aimed
Headly; George NJ Abbott, Hattie NJ
Parker.
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PtabIs Fires.

About this season of the year-or a
little later, for that matter-every edit
or of q newspaper published on the
border or in the prairie portion OF Kan
sas feels it incumbent upon him to eau
tiOn his readers to plow fire guards and
60 use precautions against burning of
,the grass ia his immediate vicinity.
VIE Kansas editors have presented that
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DECEMBER q

Terms The REGULAR EBTTIoS OF the HER
AID contains eight pages With six c. lnmgs to the
page subscription price sl.5O per annum in
sdyaRce. Tn. DOLLAR EDITioN consists OF four
pages Of the regular edition and contains ali the
Edtorinl and Local News.
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Mo. P. r. r, Time Table.

Maii and Express, going east ,8;07 a; N
Freights gong east Mon, Wed. and Fri; S;23
west @ - - 1922 P. M.
w w Pagan, Stunt, Atchison
F L Magee - Assistant " Greenleaf
7 Chandler Gen'l Pass Agt st L?uls
II Emerson Gen W'n Frt Il Pass Agt AtehisoR
Pretz Freight and Ticket Agt Marvin
The South and SOUTHEAST Florida
Should you contemplate a trip to
Nashville, Chattanooga Atlanta,
Charleston, S. @. Savannah, Ga. Jack
sonville. Florida, or in fact any other
point in the south or th-east, it will
be to your interest 10 examine the adj
vantases over all her lines offered by
the st. Louis, Iron un tain, & South
ern R'v.-s'Iron cunt ain Route in
the way of Fas Tine, Eleg Eqmip-
ments &c.
At present daily train is run from
st. Louis to Nashville, Tenn, making
direct connection with connecting lines,
for boints mentioned above. This train
connects at Nashville with the jackson
vile Express, having Pullman Palace
Sleeping Car of the very finest make
attached which runs through to Jack
sonville, Florida without change,
For further information address
F. CHANDLER, II. G. TOWNSEND.
Gent. Tkt. Agt. Genl. Pass. Agt.
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Needles for ail kinds Of sewing ma-
chimes ana also best Kind of oil, a.
d27-Sw LeffingweII 4 Meetings..
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
iSh of Latuurche.
Bertha Goldenteyg, .mIe, rs. 1892,
Joseph Ham, husband.

A preliminary Judgment by default having
been regularly and legally entered herein and
the legal delays since said Judgment by de-
fault having fully elapsed and the defendant
herein having failed to appear either i'll per-
son or by counsel the sac cause was. regular
~ fixed tor trial on confirmation oil default
and the law aud the evidence being in favor
of plaintiff Bertha Goldenoer. and against
defendant. Joseph Kahn. f":.
1t is therefore ordered adjud-ed and de-
creed, that said preliminary Judgment by de-
fault bs and the same is hereby confirmed and
that plaintiff have Judgment and recover Of
the defendant the full and entire sum of One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars with tive
Der cent per annum interest thereon from judi
cial demand September End. 1889 till paid and
it is tur,her. ordered adjud:.ed and decreed
that the Community OF acquets7 amt gains ex
isring between plaintiff Beriha GoldeAbers
and her husband Joseph Kahn the defendant
herein be and the same is hereby dissolved
and that seperLte and apart from her, said
husband she card she is hereby authorized
to administer her lar..phcrnal prOperty4
It is further ordered adiudgrd and deercel
that defendant pay all costs. herein. Thus
done read and $; aned in opeu court at Thioo
daux in tile parish OF La.curclc this Sth day Of
October 1885. s+ Ylsas..f 4..4
(SiYned). ARTHURE KNOBLOCH.
Judge 20th Judicial District Court.
Signed. J.;w. KN0GiL.oGH.
----.At5rU III ~ Clerk.
A True Copy: ... ,aatd ~
(~~,p Test Clerks. Office, Parish oS La
lis. I iourclie, the 9Th OF NovelnierisS3
(~)-. -e. j. h. ALLAN,
-s. ....,.- tt4st uy CLERK
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Read Proof Of Wonderful
i7-t9>&t ni"Cur6s. ailnesru1 ~
sahtalRos., CAL: Feb. 9Th. 1883. 9

~ t'u Santa Rosa, CAL. Feb. 9tb. 1883.
B. j. Kendall g. Co. Gentlemen: feel AZ
a duty t. others, suffering with the piles ana
fe Tli,r- ST the retum O7write Won. l have
had the piles and il"!alsus OF the rsG'nm inr
five years, for the past three years have SUI
tered the most ;.xonlzin. pam. lr'ea every
fling without relief. hut after ten days use
dfKe,sialrs SPAWN Cure l have not seen or
heard Of the piles since. One VII" mas not
suffered as I have c:,nnot comprehend the
great joy that l iecl.at being eurs'! OF . dis
ease atheist worse than death. l HAD a valua
biz yonLg horse that hads, large bnncA gath
er on his breast bone. | tired all Kinds OF I'm
iment and had it cut open Sitl,"ht any bene-
tit. Saw Your advertisement and bought 4
bottle OF Kendairs' SPAWN Cure and ordered
my tcainster t., use us directed IN less ttitn
on. week The lump had d'sIpprare,l. Think
III. that u iiBili u: that would 10 What kcu-
..,,s SPAWN lu". has done for my horse
might hsutiit ,,iore, tlf,a il asia last resort.
Will, sratitaoe aud beSs ~lsics Tor y"ur
success.
Itt3 t"ra:uf-i. lam faithfully y"nrs.
a.
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NOTICE..

. !, | hereby sest;f IT. th p5 ! haxs ahis day X. sol" i
.: Edmond p. Lnblanc's ..Improyed Water
Elevator" to Messrs T%heophile and Ellie Dn-
COS of the Parish of Latourcie. Said p ucos
& Bro. to have aud enjoy exclusive use and
sale OF said Elevators in the District from,
Orestile Delaunes upper line on right bank Of
Bayou L;.fourcha to the Gulf of Mexico and
lower of line Adelard Boudreau left bank Of
Bayou Lafoarcls to the Cult IT Mexico. All
claims due me in said District for account OF
said Water Elevators. are hereby transferred
and payable to said Theophiie. and .Elie Dn-
eos. a.-...,ro le -t ,
'''~' '' &c. LEBLANC.
Lockport Sept. sSth. 1888. +
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ed and was standing among fhs cfT5wd,'
he hs. s'a.'sa, 4, AaEis 2 \, yf'H'at'sd
"Turn aside your face," I whispered
ri: a. 0o.lss d, being
closed, the judge inquired
's'sHavrs yop any witnesses for the de
tense
Il vii! call Hezekiah Mangle.pI. I re-
piled, 'hi
J. Aiiuzz Of surprise greeted The n
n%ouncemcnt, in the midst If which Mr..
Mangle stepped forward aud was
sworn.
'You have been absent for the past
year. NJ. MangIe J" l began.
81 have.'' lttr4.
q ~"fravetius in different parts
''Yes, sir"
"Tlf-6 prisoner was employed by your
partner in your absence. and was ar
rested about the tune Of your return -
''5nch was the case"
Have ynu ever seen him -
..Not to my knOwie,ige." f,s}
"ur met lIin in >"ur travels ,"
IL nt VIII t"'N his AtAO mas way , 4
can tell better"
At my bidding, Gilbert turned fully
round and faced the witness.
The effect was electrical. Mr.. Man
gle turned pale and red by turns.
Zone other question. MIR. Mangle.
Do on recognize in the defendant 4
young man from whom you Won athou
sand dollars at poker when OF your
travels 2" .5-5r7a5t
And | named :le time and place. al
! which the prisoner had met his nisio,
tune. The man Of IRON virtue hesita-
ted worse than his amiable partner had
done. He was hating between point
blank lie. which might entail the pena'
IT, Of perjury. ami the truth which
wonld cos. him money.
Cowardice performed the Office OF col
science, and the truth canne ont.
; The FIRMS money, which George Gil
bertAlad lost, had been won by The Sc
NOR partner. The court instructed The
jury that inasmuch as the sum in ques
ton had actually been delivered to on
st thaioint owners. who was botfnd +
lnake an accsabt to his. hssor,ate, the
prisoner could not be convicted.
&c cd bless you. MIR. Parker falte'
led The happy little wife. II knew yo'
would brig us out all right. y,
yftHFH AfMA sEzF fENFkt .Et4E4 tfEEE4nf M#
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Cincinnati ohio. June ). iS-2
BID kentiali a. Co., Gents: Iriagia suf-
icrer ilu.n the rlcumatI- III. | itiyc tried u
great many leinc,iic$ tor that compliant. MS
in. every,hiu. thai | heard Ut OF nay friends
knew of. and beng treated Ivy the best rhysi
clans in THIS city Mit4oLt effect; l ha.l be-
come discouraged! and had conrluird there
was no help for t,is DISEASE. " Wien 4 ior,'tnatt
ly net your agent Mr.. ioi,n Fish. ~hu told
me 1t was ui,iitc"ssiryta >lhtr Any MERE ;ts
kendiil's SPAWN Cure M'uIl l'".tls, y."lAeSs.
and as I VAS Of the same profession he pre-
scented me with a. boftic. " aielti ii,te'i.~ a,d y
must say Without any itith. in one week l
mi, able TO walk without a csais Dr. any niAer
artificial help, ] dou,t know that the SPAWN
Cure all it i,utthf' To khcw + ~fif nsver he
without hcndlll's Spawn. Arfe ;.YYilifas l
thoroughly leI,evt. il deserves lis ~ro:t:i5l,ty.
AM iias ana tsAi ffui IL HE ris. | s.ritualss enairc
Ilhrr "7ss BN y gmsbn. s. ' syu dys!yE. r.
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Nenaafl's SPAWN IRE.
Fort Worth. Ten. March 18th, 1854.

Fort Worth, reN.. March 18th, 1883,
''' Messr.. E.J!! KrirlM 81 Coz Ahou, eight
n,entllsfrgo. there WAS nj valuable, tsrnhion
brought I" the stable Of Farmies and Henry
to u: sis.a'e,e,ibr ~ hone SPAWN, which was
one years growth and Of pronounced size, and
having learned through nutstlil ~tsinfecs That
your liniinent known As hrndalis SPAWN
Cure was valuable. cU,iinelccd. using it on
the e,1arsr,nonpAiid after An .HcrK~using
s s"rts sst sssi,; a is ! ,t:;, |h "a H 'a,i!ii4 t. |l1 %is / ri,s
'~'s''' i.'tnet' e'tih1l H:aLatfs. ..4Gs.RY.
cg4yii Is Ga:;is N;t 81. n Et'Soly hs lssa.
chased iDrtS II 7 L Aahtfnt .t Kt,':e Rf4 Kf sfs4 taaa,:. Il . pss
costiand IL shinrpis Ir3 aot i.so heck badly
hurt OH the outsitc of the joint which, caused
it tt swell th,peyo t' lf6str s,ssies u tile natural
great dahv liiinfents which f,i!et 10 Rcncdt
the injured lfat.i Atlcstt fNtsA disyn.teI, and
ready to give mp the cot a. rhincT, I happen
Ell tb seq your ta'treA, isrnirntouf rtKesdMl's
A, = ! .si t"S i sH @trt'I..l i dss' at iGli ' NJ HILL, /.
,tHr1 tsi shet Aoch which. b. ths. tip,e had lie.
come calloused. ai.i to my shfprise found it
worked like a charm. In twentE. ifour rs
! the part that was, itr! became soft ard the
lfsme.itss he.an ~ leaesuI"t hplia Tx. SONIC
! fii,i ;e t aestFaidz lB4S aErr agS,;1 WITH aSAt Sss
made Il perfect cure. and the 'rnlt is now as
sound as any horse alive. / merely write This
letter to You. rs thinker Il trrvi owe to YOU
aAS nlspdpr ittfc soT. q. tt4ei4SIr IA large
Ilie4fo.e guin. statcnient1 Win MAKE atiila
tin, Q .<snd cam akso.l,ave tl,t. NJ, aaiv.yised hy
Us nest Aorse,nGn II orr city who saw the
fctft before and after treat'aant. iihiiutiN9
b ,siuuI ys,J!aegA Respe9uAly.b
L Chapel ST.. JOHS r. ATSofp.
y Pfice.fsi. pea hottlt, or g. borslt s.fsras5a Al
ygls have it or cpn get il for you. or it
wilfhe sent IT, aty a'hri.ess IN receipt IT l,srice
~ tia isropr'etors f,f y. I. Kendall l.
~, Eaosbnrgh Falls. Send Tor Illustrated
SOLD BH ALL DRUGGISTS.
[ ctNffoooo. In I'm u.n. ~
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Tile Car has more sin,come Than any
other European sovereign. S25,OO0 a
day. Bat lherewith ':gets be not peace
and co~fsrs.'l
Christine, Nilsson went skating re
Gently. with the King and Qneen Of
Spain. Miss Nilsson is sensible; it's
HARDER to shoot al person skating than
in an opera box.
| Prince Hupnbert doesn't seem to stir
up business in Italy. A railroad com
panys recently advertised fdrs thou
sand hands at thirty six cents a day.
and tMenty-eight floasanl applicants
F~sppssred.
t Sitting. at dinner the other day. the
Slight enlir j his attempt to be sup" in
iEd,Onean %getiqpettr. Was observed to
do precisely what was done by the gen
tleman who sat next to him! ~ He ate
m-t}fe-~n.r dishes ia pTeai~e!y-thr
Slime proportions, and when the latter
asked tae seryant i4r another piece Of
bread. he made a sign to have bread,
too. The European-somcthine Of an
amateur in porcelain- at length turned
op. one Of the DESERT plates just to see
the mark Of the fabric. The Chinese
Minister Immediately did the same.
NJ. Meissonnier decidedly refuses to
be patronized. 1t is related that a rich
IEnelislman came to him. one day and
offered him $1,000 if he would paint
hr, ~ rCk. o - .n1 n rero~ tn Ensc1, - ~ an
fortnight. IF you fall" he added, Il
shall deduct ST. day until you have de
MerEtItsr Isl aDgered She artist
who deciared.s dat. he wouldn't paint
saNe portrait f65f$l0,OOO. "Yoaare not
SIT sobject, = IL said. ,..fqr any pencil.
Allow me-t0 bid you good morning"
II dare cay now. that yod. are joking"
responded the Br.toH. "ButI won't in
slst on the DEDUCTION, # your agree
not to detaih me Very long," "Detain
you r. echoed the artist. Il won't de-
tain yon another second. There is the
door. Cor %"What-what's the mat
ter I" inquired John Bull. .NVhat is
all the row about ~" 1t means that
You hav mistaken your man. You
think me exclusively an animai,painter.
I paint horses and dogs, but ours new
err" &
The Duchess of Massimo was driv-
ing past a house which had caught fire ;
columns of smoke were issuing from the
building, and at that very moment two
firemen were carrying out Of the house
a poor old woman who had been found
sleeping on a bed which had been set
On fire by a scatdino or brazier, much
used in Rome. especially by the poorer
classes, and which the poor. creature ne
elected to put out before gbiug to bed.
The woman was almost suffocated by
the smoke, and in a desperate condi-
ton. The Duchess Massimo ordered
her coachman to stop, and alighting i'm
mediately, had the sufferer transported
without delay to the hospital in her
own carriage.
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17xTR
Professor &apssbsRs SfKsapigsberg,
lPrrssia), has lately executed II success
ltul operation by opening the stomach
Of a young girl and ex attracting a per
feet chignon of hair. The girl had. for
many years been in the habit Of biting
off the:sends Of her hair. in the belief
that the hair would by this means grow
better 'rhe little balls Of hair so swal
lowed had gradually grown together on
the wallis of. the stomach aud. formed
Il regular chignon. which had become
covered with a kind Of incrustati"n.
The girl became i'll and was. long una
bile to digest any food while the hard
substance in the stomach was clearly
p-rceptible to the touch from the out
side, ana led to the operation.
Et.A.-.tf
marks: Exercise is generally consider
ell q o%mnipot-nt: and relying ON its
restoring power, people lnr into every
kind of extravaganza in living, appa-
rent!y in the firm faith that an evening
or a morning 'ide Will fully indemnify
them against any dcietcrious results
from such excuses. They seem to
think tina late hours. excessive drink.
and glntto'Ious eating, may all be
INDUCED in with impnnity, if they
will but occasionally submit them
selves 10 gentle jo!'ing in a carriage,
or the almost imprrcep'iole motion q
all amhling nag. Exercise is AL indis-
p"tabiy capital assistant in the preser-
vati"n Of health bet prudent course
Of life, is but i binken reed to lean up
on for the promotion oc q healthful
state Of body or mind.-Ex.
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There is no harm. says Sir Walter
Scott. but on the contrary, benefit, in
presenting a child with ideas beyond
his easy and immediate comprehension.
The difficulties offered-ifno not too great
or too frequent. stimulate curiosity and
encourage exertion.
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THE TIMEs.DEMoCRAT, b. -
2sertA has 6etG;ned q ctyuuto1a - ~
reached b. q Southern sewspopsr. AG
and merit u svi1 endcavor to ouSpnnfNs1
sure a yseqgnttton and place IN s4sFrsGJ
and home n ne Southern md Gs62
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cCTHE T1MEe.bEMOCRAT u pse1e1
tAe latest tsnproved perJscttng pvssa ukix
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, s~osv9atent "a &c reeder. 1as ere1tpa@
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IlocaLtttss Of tAs SOUTH and SpsAAuuk p
leading cities and esntves Of Msss Il "
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