The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-07


She must dress neatly and b quick and
bright. We employ about dozen girh hare.
They earn - . week. and work about eight
hours . day. II . girl h . favorite With the
customers she picks up . good deal In fees.
! have frequently seen q girl here shake
twenty ten-cent pieces out of her pocket II
the end of day.
Some OF the girls who have bean here .
long time have their regular customers, who
are dissatisfied II any one else waits upon
them Some of the girls are away ON their
vacation now, and yesterday two old gentle
men. who have been dining here for . year,
were compelled to let . strange girl wait upon
them They found fault with everything,
and when they went out they in
quired when their girl would be back,
saying they would dine somewhere else In the
meantime. The girl who waited upon them
Is q very good waiter, and has several Gus
TONERS who will let no one else wait upon
them One Of the girls here has been waiting
never order anything but simply tell Lizzie
the condition Of their appetite and leave the
rest to her. When Lizzie went away on her
vacation the gentlemen, whom she calls her
firm. gave her 20"
Are the girls ever insulted or treated
rudelyf'
Not very often, and when they are they
are protected II they complain to me- A
man who viii insult . girl who b trying to
earn an honesS living will steal spoons, and he
is not wanted here A few Of my girls are
married. which is nothing against them,
whatever it may be against the husbands who
allow them to earn their own living. That
little yellow haired Irish woman behind the
counter has two children and . husband big
enough to eat q team Of horseR don't know
what's the matter with him. but something Re
certainly wrong somewhere, or she would be
home looking after the young ones."-New
York Sun
She'll Repent NJ Leisure.
One who steadily reads the daily news
papers viii readily recall the many instances
happening lately where young girls married
strange men, only to be robbed and deserted.
These cases teach the lesson that girls need to
be taught that . partner for hfe should at
least show As fair credentials IS would be re-
quired for . business partnership between
men, that can Be severed when either fails to
act honorably toward the other.
A stranger who takes a sudden fancy to q
young woman win respect her all the more IL
she requires ample proof Of his responsibility
before accepting his offer Of marriage. 1t
may be all very nice to show blind confidence
in his truth and sincerity BY noe making the
necessary inquiries. and taxing his word for
his standing in the community q his former
abiding place. She may think IL very
romantic, while he Is kkely to imagine that
it Is her anxiety to secure . husband that
actuates her, and laughs In his sleeve at her
credulity. II . little les romance and q great
deal more practical sense was brought to
bear upon tie question OF matrimony there
would possibly be lelD business for the divorce
courts, and no Geld for the plausible rascals
who are going about from place to place de-
ceiving women for the purpose OF robbing
them--Chicago Tribune.
A Good Tooth Powder.
A tooth powder should poae2 certain
characteristica It should be antisepeic, cool
ing, agreeable to TASTE and smell, and have no
injurious action On ths teeth. After use it
should lsave the teeth white and sensation
Of fTeshness and G3eAnline0 in the mouth As
IN antisspeic In this connection nothing can
displace bor3c odd DR.. A. d. McGregor
has prescribed and used the following powder
for years and can recommend u: Boric acid,
finely powdered, 20 grains; ehiorate Of potash,
80 orains; powdered guaiacum, 20 grains;
prepared chalk, 90 grains; powdered carbon
ate Of magnesia 10 make l ounce; altar Of
roses, half . drop. Tho boric acid in solution
gets between tho teeth and the edges Of tho
gums and there IL discharges its antiseptic
functions; the chlorate and guaiacum con-
tribute their quota to the benefit Of the gums
and ths mucous membranes generally: the
chalk = ths insolubls powder to detach the
particles Of tartar which may be present, and
The magnolia the moro soluble soft powder
which cannot harm the softest enamel-Chi-
csgo News
The Subject Of Personal Purity.
Girls find their way into houses Of ll-fams
precisely - boys become hbsrtines; simply
for the want ot sound, thorough, persistent
homo training in the matter Of personal
purity. II = dislike Of study and occupa-
ton, love Of hnsry, love Of admiration. work
ing In concert with natural but wholly I'M
trained, unenlightensd paaion that brings
ths greatest number Of girls to shame
II . man deceives . woman TO her lon Of
honor IL i, in ninety nine cases oat Of . hum
dred, because that girls mosher has deceived
har In the flrss place, has withheld from her
the knowledge. the training the sound disci
pine which were needed to make her proof
against temptation Let ~ cease to study
this subject - . caGe OF woman Va man, or
the contrary, and regard IL - one 70 b Crap
pied with in The homo BY both parents. indeed,
but especially by ths mother, because to her
God hes given TIE greater opportunity; and
let boya and girls b alike taught the great
lawn Of nature and revelation concerning the
relations Of the sexeA-C. A. Corbin in Inter
Ocean
Ideal women.
Tho women OF fiction form, perhaps, the
most delightful ideal posseaion Of the civil
lied races Of the world Invention, baaed
upon imitation, hes produced true and lovely
images Of the fairest and swestess creatures
that make the earth divine To few men is
Il given TO know and inset in actual life vo-
men who rise 70 the altitude Of worth and
charm OF the women OF the poets, and it il
the happy task Of the post to
embody for Us, In suggestions Of deathles
lovelines, beings who answer to the highest
conceptions that man can form Of beauty, Of
tenderness, Of purity and Of nobleneA In
the magic mirror OF the poets Imagination
are fixed to Iermanence the images Of the