The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-06-12
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The latest use for paper is
making counterpanes and pillow
shams. No. l Manila paper is
used, two large sheets being held
together by small twine at inter
walls of three or four inches, gum
med So as to stick the sheets to-
gether where the Irvine lies. The
Irvine Strengthens the paper. The
margin Of the eounterpane has Il
hem, in which is more of the Irvine
to keep it from tearing. Beauti-
full designs are printed on the up
per surface of the counterpane
and pillow-shams, which make Il
very neat appearances When
they become wrinkled they can
be made smooth by hot flat irons.
They retail at seyenty-iive cents It
set The Counterpart can be left
ON the bed when it is occupied, if
so desired, and in cold weather it
will be found neat and warm
.mtiele of bed clothing, since the
paper will prevent the escape Of
heat equally as we'll as n wooden
blanket. aaa #rf
Someone has well remarked
that the sharpest test of a man S
character is his Department to-
ward those in his power and
wholly below him. Motives of
self-interest are Sufficiently strong
and numerous to produce ire
proachable conduct towards supe-
riors or equals in strength or
knowledge, or station, or wealth,
or Intelligence. Whan however,
we come into relations with those
who must accept without appeal
what we choose to give them, who
have no more substantial reward
to bestow than gratitude or atfec-
ton, and no seyerer penalty than
secret and impotent wrath, we
show something of our true selves
by the way in which we treat
them. ..#5#f
Vessels of glass have been dis
covered buried nthe city of Her
culaneum, destroyed A. ID. 10 A
hundred years ago writer's assert
ell that glass bottles, etc, were not
discovered or brought into use
until the fifteenth century This
proves how apt the world is to at
tribute all the inventions Of its
own age to the unaiaed genius of
the time; whereas we are only EN-
gagged Gas the world will always he
engaged in forgetting useful arts
or digging " the remnants of
those that we're known and forgot
ten long ago.
Cape God young people have
persistency and decision of char
acter. A young scholar Who was
particularly found of bears was
asked to mention the animals of
the Artic regions white bear
The teacher nodded Hpproyingly.
Black loa airs. THAT will do for
Bears interrupted the teacher,
"Brown BEARS" "You may sit
down" was the severe command
And as the scLollr resumed his
seat he seized one more chance
'tPolar bears" 49, .l'
And now a horseshoe is in
vented that is put on and taken
off the foot like mans OF wo-
man S shoe. No more driving Of
nails, no more pricking, no more
going to the blacksmithshop to get
your horse shod. All you have to
do is to get the Ne. he wears and
then so to a hardware store and
buy the shoes, just as you would
go to a boot and shoe store and
buy your wife or daughter a pair
of CATERS. A fast age is this and
a fast people too, .....
Rev. Sam Jones says: II
sometimes go toa place and fpd
the preacher in the shafts, pull
ing the whole load, with his tongue
lolling out, and the whole Church
upon the wagon-some dancing,
some drinking, some gambling,
some swearing, some fussing, some
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