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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

/. b. Morris VS.. Ruth A. Pinkerton: Richard
p. Pinkerton and Thomas M Pinkeston.
Hishland. &c County Court Of Common Pleas
r s ORDER OF SALE. rs OH
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court OF Com mon Pleas within and Tor the
county OF Highland and State Of Ohio. made
10 me directed, viii ofier for sale ct public
auction at the door OF the Court House, in
the town Of Hillsboro. ON
Saturday, June 5th, A. d. 1885,
At l O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following
described real estate. to.wit:
Situate in Highland county and s!ate OF
OHIO, and described as follows: Beginning
at stone in the center OF the Pierson Mill
free turnpike road the 8; .. corner Of, Of the ne
Marion Britton; running thence with the
east line of said tract and another free turn.
pike road N. lho e. l3 36-lOO poles to 2 stone,
the 9. W. corner Of Samuel Sharp's tract,
thereon thereof .. So Z. g. poles. crossing Turtle
creek, to q stone corner OF said tract In line
of said Sharp's home farm run ming thence
with said line down said creek q. 22' W.
poles 9. Tx W. 5l% poles to stone In seid
sssss sssncs oe 8. Nv poies s 70 point in aid
creek and corner TO Sharps; thence n o.
W. lOk poles to Q line touching the southern
extremity OF the western abutmept OF the
bridge across said creek to the beginning,
Said premises hsa been appraised at four
hundred and nfty (el50) dollars. and can not
sell for lees than two-thirds Of said sppraise-
ment. .f q 90 j. .fu. .fluiy
Terms of '.'s-ca'h on 4 a.y 3. E, &. svIs; wvIsos,
fsy sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Collins d Collins. Att'ys. 1s
May 5th, 1883.
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sHERIFFs' SALE.
Real Estate:
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rs'r ALIAS 0RDzR or SALE oi3 =
Z In pursuauos OF an ordst, issusd from the
Court OF Common Plees within end for the
County OF Highland and and State Of Ohio,
neds q s6s Jsppssy tern A. lsss; snd ,so e
the town 1t ntlispnro, on b q
Saturday, Nay Seth, 4. D. 1850.
~ ! o,clost p, m. 81 ssid day, the following
/. 9ituate IN the county Of Highland ana
Atate Of Ohio, and OF I'D Woee& q 9eVles
fellows, 1.wit: Bo9i1nipg & stone d ne
original nne and corner 10 AbrehaiH PQpesg
lot; thence with the original line y. ~ y.
8l9 poles 70 two white oaks corner to'ap9lhtr
lot OF Absnham Pope; thSpce With his' MHs
"a ~ pc1ss 2 ts sSSs sl7sS SsSs ios
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Ssss s:.s: nSasss .s.s. :sS x sss
g: 4: s.@s %css g Isss' ssid sFssi Ssins pslt
usid prs,niss has 6sso appsslssd' VI slsht
thoosnhd (GQoN doAas0. Aad can not b. apld
sos lee fhiA t~s.thifds ~ ssd sppraiss.
Term. II sale -caap en y s:y 4: e e. We; ws;,. e
1s.4 ehsrj9 HishiSnd Coaniy. OHIO. \
John TsHl!e: Ateornsy. ,eai.5a .ir.i t,-
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To Contributors.

Ii YOU have something you want in
the paper, send it to us. However, the
waste-basket catches great deal Of man
uscript, and If yours is not for the in
formation or pleasure OF the public, it
may find the same Judgment. No editor
will refuse an article that will add to the
interest of his columns. There are doubt
less good writer's in this county, at pres
ent unknown, and if we can find them
the public shall know them.
Don't write on both sides of the paper.
Ii YOU feel that you can't get it all on
one side omit half The article.
Don't use pale ink. Profanity is dis
couraged among the compositors in this
office.
Write plainly, and don't make hero.
glyphics. Our stock of japanese type is
just out
Let your full name accompany your
contribution. 1t is not necessary that il
be published, but it is necessary that we
should know you.
Ii you don't want to be responsible
for your writing we don't want to be
responsible for publishing it.
Should your manuscript be accepted,
don't get in hurry for it to be printed
Cultivate patience. OF course it will be
necessary for you to procure some before
you begin to cultivate it, as most con-
tributors lack that attribute.
We remain,
Very truly yours,
EDITORS NEws-HERALD.
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sHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

Sssq'S Cour. oi oommcn Pleas. ics:. No. TO-
ORDER OF SALE. vei' d
Court o. Common Pleas within and for the
q the April term thereof 4. B. 1855. snd
= Ss Sess s.s' asSS:. {: S:s: !:
saturday. Asy seth, A., D, 1883,
dcee,lssd rs:! sstste. so.wit: l
siteass in Aarshsi township. IN TIE conn::
Sounas1 and d:seriSsd | e follows. % so.wis: sI
Beginning at Q slone In the original line and
y JON SS p & l. S.ns su:sa sSS snS
corner; thencs With the orisinal line and
the lins Of ]. L. Hughes N. sso q" w. q II.
WinIesks survey and in The iins 81 jas. 8.
line and ths line q ia Carlisle and 81 John
enc root nsW. corner 10 the land formerly
Swssd ~ ey yptsph @ @EsumT; ta:drSS east lib ,1sa
ss pSi.s 81 "a q ssls%s :lon!
JON De.s "
sn4 ees!:r q Wm. tTumSS lard; thenss
BE-. ss!ns: e ssSs: :.:. :'s .iss issa:: "a
IrsmpI i!Py I poi:e q 8 sto1s, aaoi6.r cor:
ssid FfunpS Aha N,W ~ 2, 81 poles 70 :
ssoSs: s2otasy% % sosnsr e e I. ~ rH@p: p,sRtSd
terI lahd tbsnee west With i aid DuttsSs'
S:ih 1sh g e sse ssa Is scas
~ r0ad N. 08 f7-l00 poles 70 stone and corner
e: sns ana 81 ". %ss ay ss..5:
y. e. M ", 70 A.ipe polss With ths npeot
eauess; Thence VIII Atl line N. - ~ :.
s sSsses = s. No. ssessse SNhs iss Il = :siS :s
eatssss y AZ p W. - Pel:s e stogs spd
u epgtHa 11Ansh sh6see With Butten' line
H,s, - pp;:s e rhs ~ 5ss9,1,nsnS, esS; s9.s;
~: ~ a3oss g ~ sss ssins part q Wis.,
q. AZ = .!cs'. ~.
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A great ovation was given to Jefferson
Davis at Montgomery, Alabama, last
week. Speeches were made by Mr..
Davis and General Gordon and the city
was gay with bunting and aags. It should
be said that they we're the National col
ors which waved over that Southern
multitude. The old chieftian of the
South could not refrain from referring
feelingly to the lost cause, buth is words
touched no fiery sentiment in the hearts
OF the people who had acknowledged
hissovereigntyin '6l. Twenty years have
greatly changed the Southern people,
and although they have q sympathetic
pity for the old man, there are many in
the South who love the Union, and
would fight for it.
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Prof. E. s. Cox, of Portsmouth, O., has
been suggested as a candidate for State
Commissioner of Common Schools. Mr..
Cox's eminent ability is recognised
everywhere and it would be difficult to
find man better fitted for the Office.
He is now member OF the State Board
OF Examiners and Superintendent of
the Portsmouth schools, and his nomi-
nation would meet the hearty appro.
baton OF our ablest educators.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Part
nerShip.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the partner
IN ship heretofore existing between r. ]:
Keen and G. Vanpelt, under the firm name OF
R. J. Keen Co., in Leesburg, Ohio, was dis
solved on the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1886, by
the withdrawal from said firm Of G. Vanpelt.
R, J. Keen will make settlement of all debts
owing to or by the late firm, and will continue
the business Of manufacturing Keen's German
Embrocation at Leesburg, Ohio.
~ r. ]. KEEN.
Dated April l5. 1885, 28-4
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The Scioto Gazette has changed hands,
Messrs. Raper & Wolfe going out and
Mr.. Richard G. Lewis stepping in. The
salutatory of the new editor is an able
article, and proves its writer we'll worthy
of entering the editorial brotherhood.
The Gazette will be issued this week as
an eight-page paper and its date of pub
lication changed to Thursday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-05-05

Canada is the home of the soul for
salary grabbers, and the Utopia of err
ing financiers. A brace Of New York
Alderman are boarding at the Windsor
hotel in Montreal, at present, and Gin
cinnati occasionally loses few In.
firmary Directors by emigration, while
the stream of bank officials, wishing to
retire to private life, is large and con-
slant. .'t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.


Henry G. Bennett vs.. b. j. Carr ct ell. High.
land County Court of Com mon Pleas. Case
No. 1876.
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance OF an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Highland and State Of Ohio, made
at the April term thereof A. ID. 1886, and to
me directed, will offer for hale at public
auction at the door of the Court House, in
the town Of Hilisboro, on
Saturday, June 5th. A. d. 1855,
At two O'Clock D. m. of said day, the follow.
ing described real estate. to- wit: tlr.
1n.lot No. seven ~ In the town OF Dan.
Vile, as known and designated on the re.
corded plat Of said town Of Danville, High.
land county, Ohio. t-4..t .,.. =,
Said premises has been Appraised at two
hundred and seventy hve (&270 dollars, and
can not sell for less than two.thirds OF said
appraisement.
Terms u sale-Cash on day OF sale.
..E 0t -LLu H. q. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County. Ohio.
Matthews. DeBruin Hogsett, Att'ys.
May 5th, 1885. -
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Bachelors may build about themselves
barriers against the potent charms of
the other sex, but. like Cleveland's, their
barriers may Folsom time. We know
this is inexcusable, and we really wish
we had not done so, but the temptation
was irresistible,
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/. The Comfy Commissioners visited the In.
Urinary last Monday. taxing With them Mr..
AlnAsspou, . Cincinnati architeet, who y 70
draw mp plans and specifications for the
nev buildipg. TIE arohitsst win eonpises
I'M - IL ahest ten days. and the Coonis-
sleas@s VIII sooa have nattsrs vsskias 10 .
boslnslassiks way. et
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We have been wondering for some
time why our single friend, Dittey,
didn't increase himself by half and be-
come duet, but his editorial in last
weeks Gazette about Mormon editors
clears up the mystery.
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Notice of Dissolution of Part
nership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
IN ship heretofore existing between F. W.
Armstrong and L. B. Boyd, under the firm
name Of Armstrong d Boyd, in Hillsboro, o.,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the first
day Of May, 1886, by the withdrawal frem said
firm Of F. W. Armstrong. L. B. Boyd will
continue the business under the firm name OF
L. B. Boyd Il Co.; Office first door north John
Matthews grocery on High street. Wholesale
and retail dealers in coal and coke. Telephone
connection. w3 L. B. BOYD 4 Co.
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EDITORS NEws-HERALD.

Nothing but western tornado carry
ing isll head OF steam could remove
the four frauds who cling SO tenaciously
to their seats in the Senate.
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The scioto Aasoalation Upivsssalists will
insect at Csutsrnsld. U. lion Friday. before
the fourth eusday In Aay - ssntinus over
Sunday. Good ministers will b. present.
The public 10 cordially Invited 70 atisud.
J. ). TURAgR, CLARK.
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NLTIC1 d hsseby given that pstitios
4-N will be presented 10 the Commissioners
Of Highlspd county, st their nsxt session, June
7th, 4 D.; 1S06, praying for the sstablishmeat
Of . county road on The follcwing linz. to-xit
tufnpike hear the southeast corner Of Daniel
Ockermsns orchard, running thence south
through the land Of John Ockermsn 70 Astohe
corner Of Daniel Jones land thence south
along the line Of John 0ckermsn and Danisl
Jones, running on The land Of Daniel yonss e
Ocksrman's south line thence southeast
through the land Of Daniel Josss 70 ) lane
thence south along said lana pas& the rssjd1noe
Of Samuel 1ngls 70 the southwssk kcorher q
Jessie Epgls's farnt thsnce on tha line Of "a.
joining farms TO ~ lane 70 whsrs u tlspa
east thence aloog 80 lane TO . point vhere
y inter:eets ths county road eat Of ths -
-" D. B. JoNEs ana others.
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Icoi Icei

The Hilisboro Ice Company will furnish
the best grade Of loo 10 their customers q
lowest prices every day this summer. Leave
your orders with Daniel Koch 4 Co., No. %,
South High street. ''@ t'Yi @ 8w.
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Administrator Notice,

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
IN signed have been appointed and quail
nOd administrators of the estate of Il. W.
Barrow, late OF Highland county, Ohio, de.
ceased, BY the Probate Court OF said county.
LACLEDE BARROW,
April %, 1885, 5.3 II. W. BARROW.
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,ffFtdA sI-Sf a
sss''a2 ''est issqsA.S ~ .s..l 's'ssg2
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|, Il, Morris Vs. Ruth A. Pinkerton. Richard
p. Pinkerton and Thomas M. Pinkefton.
Highland County Court Of Common Pleas.
Case No. 4266. VT
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b vsSsIl -ieMis9 'ea nv s3st-
.saasasi,A
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Dated April 15, 1886.
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D. W. Crssd W. Allen T. Htssr. Htshland
Osuply Court Of Common Pleas Csss No.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31

we s.anl As SPONSORS in regard TO the subject
unsler consideration, that make this appeal
They are To carry the world on their shoulders
by ami by LIT u do what we Gan to make
these shoulders strong 20 bear the burlen, the
heal char 10 puzzle out the prObleuls life will
hiring for thsir solving
How murh ii this work depends upon the
servant IN the kitchen AMI how mueh upon
the mother herself, each must determine ami
make answer to her own cons ienct, only n
Numbering that there must lie all ugly warp
somewhere in the nature which dos not all
nit that there Is no more disnified theme. or
worthier work, than tho baihlins If these
young baihs into strong, pure temptS, tit
for grand guests Of thought ami parIs -,
Ant l contend that no ttsnie however faS,ina-
ting, no love NJ s,ience, EAssy or art, should
stand between tho mother AMI the training
Of her chill physically not k,ss than mentally
Iwouid rather paint roe-'s in my Guilds f,,ee,
II il L. in my skill, than o. d,sOrate fish
platter IT, la strewn with the yertebrr II
salmon, ga upon sup plate Ia la iatiled in
touillon or gravy.
AMI why should skill in cookery, ar good
kitchen management liz rcsari,i Ills LAWFULLY
or as not worth ones hest pains, tell You
earnestly, the day must come when TIL, will
MT la 81; when To prepare gc"i dinner, yes,
AMI serve 1t, too, if need lie, with dsft han.l,
graceful movement ami Wnnanly taste, shall
b. no n.",' III eonleSarislon than Ia write
ISn ur paint a picture Tkre ART many
who say with an air IL indifference that they
have n" talent for these things. Why MT
cultivate IA taLnt in this direction, rs we'll a.
IN executive ability, capacity for manage
nsnt, skill in S'hcting good servants, and
what IL no kss important, skill in keeping
them. l. there any one of the fine arts tho
cultivation ii uhth would bring such costly
remunerationt Order, peace and g,Hl dises-
tion in th' family, are golden coins hearing
goal interest every day Mary Riley Smith
Ia tioni housekeeping.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
Tact in Managing the IIaby.

The way 10 keep tho baby from bsroming
''spoilt" h 10 lct II cry u little as possible.
II will gain strength Of mind ~ endure Its
necessary ills all the sooner If it is allowel ~
suffer u little as possible from Ills that can
10 avoided Its wants should h. anticipated,
IT, source. Of discomfort should le removed
G. soon as they ari-e, without waiting ior IL
20 cry; II should le prevented In every way
from forming the habit II crying study its
expression, when 1t Is tired Of playing On the
floor take il up and dance 1t about the room,
and let it look out Of the window for a few
minutes. In little while It will be glad TO
70 back AMI play ON the fioor again. II 1t ~
necessary ~ resort TO discipline, b" careful to
seize the right moment for It
II You want the baby % learn 81 go 10
Sleep without Icing rrkel, choose q day
wh,n 1t las been unusually bright AMI happy
all the morning, wait until twenty minutes
or ~ after the regular hour for It's nap, then
give a cup Of milk particularly sweet and
warm AMI nice, make its little lTrl soft and
coy, Law it down gently and soothe 1t with
little kissing md Tatting, and, II 1t Is not
already too much Spoiled, it will only H. too
happy to Close its eyes il, the sweetest kind Of
sleep II 1t does not, its tit of crying will he
az brief and u htte injurious as 1t can he. -
Babyhp1
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Test ~ Water-Tight Com

Warned by the fate III the Oregon, the
Russian government has l@n innugurnting
an exhaustive test II water tight cnmpnrt.
nlents which il cortmplat.s applying Ia all
new vessels, md probably to Older ones ms
well. The MAJ, of war s'lstsl was the cor.
vette cruiser Vitiaz, which was finished last
autumn, AMI Is under sailing orders for the
Pacific. Some w,-'ks ago nm intInntion was
conveyed 81 tho dukyari authorities nj
Cronstalt that the watr-tight compartments
would he tested in s,ir'sssion AMI instructions
werc given Ia survey them nfr'sh nih mako
good any defects that might H. discovered
II tho official r'port is 20 bo believed, every
effort was made to m,et the wishes Of the nj
miralty; yet when tho compartments weru
actually iilled with water the nui,l g,ishcI
through numerous apcrturS which had
esap'd thu eye, AMI IN some cas-, Ia M ex.
tint which would have been troublesome Mt
sra after n serious accident To aruro pr.
lection several II the compartments were
flled two or three times, anil IL was only
after denl II door adjusting AMI knk stop
ping that the corvcti.s was pronounced III b.
proces,l to sa.--Chicago News
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A Life 81 Patroatslng Neglect.

Every one h familiar with the sensitive,
srirituelle girl who niarrhs a masculine ami.
NAL, only to leai a life II ratronzing neslert,
IN which all the springs II noble nature arr
!risi up-all the possibilities Of great WI
manly sui arr turned in upon themselves IA
fssL upon their own misery When to this il
ahlL the additional ami terrible fact that
vhis woman finds hers,lf reprsiucing types In
~hich her own nature IL mt rfitStsl. liter
ally adding Ia the aggregate IT qualities in
nor chilircn that she has ~ spiritual comImn-
MIN with, AMI In spite Of which toward
whom she is drawn with an organic devotion
chat makes her slave, we hgin to gst
glimpse II The terrible under miserss that arc
smut up sometimes in matrimony. -Nym
Ctinkk,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
Cnre AZ n Piano IN Summer.

In the hot weather piano should not be
placed in damp room or left open In draft
OF air, for dampness II it, most dangerous
enemy. II causes the strings and tuning pins
to rust and the cloth used in the construction
Of tho keys Of action 70 swell, whereby the
mechanism will move sluggishly Or often
stick together Continued dampncss Will
also inturio,isly affect the varni,h nnd raise
the soft fibers of the sounding board, thus
forming ridges All this ocurs chiefly in thu
summer SEASON, and the best pianos, made Of
the most thoroughly seasoned material, arc
necessarily the most seriously affected by
dampnos,. Extreme heat Is scarcely less In
furious. A piano should not be placed near
an open tire or heated stove, nor close to hot
air from furnaces.
A piano should la closed when not in Use,
In order % prevent the accumulation OF dust,
pins, etc on the sounding board, and yet it
should be opened occasionally and daylight
allowed 10 strike the keys, otherwise the
ivory may turn yellow. An India rubber or
cloth cover should protect the instrument
from bruises and scratches Moths may bc
kept out Of a piano by a lump Of camphor
wrapJssl in soft paper, placed in tho inside
cover. A new piano should b. tuned Mt least
once every two or three months during the
first year, and at longer intervals thereafter.
Natl and Express Interview.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
Tho blind Chnplain's Mui.rn Devil.

The devil II to-day Il n polished, Travelled
gentlemnnly appearing individual lIr has
l4rn in London, AMI Paris, and New York
AMI Washington, AMI Ban Francisco H.
knows all alT,It tbs grand sight, ani 4, we'll
pstel IN thu gossip AMI news Of the day. He
moves IN tbs bst society aud h much al.
mir'sl here Iio dresses In faliltl.-s style.
His cold, gray eyo looks steadily at you AMI
fascinat'- you, perhaps. Iio has thin, deli.
cate LIPS AMI fins hostrils that are easily
curved in -'orn
Ono great feature Of the mplorn devil h
TINT Le never becomes enthusiastic over my
thing You may show him the most bauti.
ful SUNSET or natural views, the most raro
and yalnail" painting Or piee II stlltuary
and with his cold, gray eye Ia, will luok
steadily at 1t AMI make some tisIa,raging r..
mark. You can not point out "A man or ao.
man that be- will not disparage He II n
cynic, II Mnphistoihres lie rnter. Your
drawing room anil your chnrclps. H.,
CAUSES trouble AMI iiSsnsion every where.
lie disparages the brethren Rev. Dr. Nil.
burns Sermon
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
sitting Well In . Carriage.

How few people sit well In q carriase
The average WOMAN is bolt upright, looks
straight ahesi.l, with a general air Of having
taken an extra dtsse If ranlrui tea Tho in
diyi.lual wonian half klks, half sits upright,
AMI books what the ,larkies call ~slinky"
The WOMAN with a pretty foot usually de-
votes her attention Ia seeing that her feat arc
well placed ON the cushion Of her victoria,
while the upper part Of her t"iy is usually SO
drawn that the hest comparison To make Is
that She hooks like tho hitter = The special
woman is the one who sits easily. hollis her
parasol well, Is straight without heinS stiff,
has her f,st properly plsrSi without their ~
quirins continual attention, ami is charm
ins ptture If repOs. -t'ourier- Journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-31
Had Cooking a.d naA Sassais.

declare bad food to b at the bottom Of
any amount Of l~evishness, hot temper, fam
lily dispute, weak will power, vitinte,i tastes,
bad morals and general viciousness. How
often, ali, how often, he's . tally cooked
breakfast causei III temper and hard, unlov-
Ing words, and cloudei over the blue sky OF
day which God INFANT should he full Of sun.
shine and the singing Of birdsl Many child
has s,narted undsr Punishment which would
never have been administered II there had
not been hot cakes with syrup for breakfast.
The mother called 1t naughtiness. 1t was tn
digestionl We have a friend who declares she
can ALWAYS tell when her children have teen
INDUCED in these disturbers Of the digestive
peace for tissir morning rslaa and Tor
thsse LITTLE ones under our care, and for wno'n