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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-07
"oMAN CRAZE IN THE EAST.

sne,y Tuuer plant has been discovered that re-
ais aG E exhaustion and nervousness at once
Dves Of appetite, sweet sleep; and gives dou-
ni neih endurance, while it is harmless taste.
n eyctsm.aa. medicinenor stimulantg There
t9Seiiom ,nent oyer it everywhere. It is said
patton a5 dV n,. na?it and remove the effects of
If true " oneap' They call it Moxie Nerve
aNeri W. Tt are not Surprised the women are
stcaaryboIf u ~ viii II make the use of medicine
alcs %s soiJ me ee time: The doctors commend
R&obaiODso,9p TO be unparalleled. In this citv
S;;:=- ~ at the Wigs Drug Co,
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04
country,

THE Omaha bee says this the Sesson
Of the year when the Indian comInis-
sion goes on its annual trip To spread
philanthropy and refinement among the
reservations and To return with q large
stock u misinformation about Indian
affairs. As usual. the members wero
chosen this year from Eastern gentle
men who have about ~ much practical
knowledge of the Indian problem ~
they have Of running cattle herd.
Why commissioners aru not selected
from the West II is difficult 10 under
stand. The men Of the West have had
practical knowledge Of the Indian prob
lem for n quarter Of y century. In
their minds II resolves itself simply into
the question how the Indians shall lc
kept quiet and harmless. The problem
of civilization and Christianixation and
education, and score Of other
''ations." which worry the minds Of
the Eastern philanthropists, arc quite
secondary to the main issue of froatisr
protection and quiet on the reserves.
A well-fed Indian OH disciplined
agency, with n reserve commanded by
well garrisoned posts, Is the most hArm-
lcss Indian on the frontier.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

CUTTING has published an address TO
the people Of the United States. in
which he thanks the people Of Fl paso,
the press OF the city and Of Texas, and
particularly Consul brigham. for the
interest taken and assistance rendered
bim during his Imprisonment lie says
that the main issue, that of Mcxico's
right to extra territorial jurisdiction
over foreigners. is not at all settled by
his release. He winds up with violent
abuse Of Mexico and her institutions.
and hopes that the United States will
soon invade and conquer that country.
The next time Cutting gets on the other
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

Tus Indians are greatly eSaspcratesi
over the arrival of the soldiers in the
ncigbboriiood of Ashley and threaten
to become troublesome. This state of
things makes the white people feel un-
easy. There is no doubt that the estat,-
lishment Of n military post near Ashley
will be great benefit TO the settlers.
who are already taking government
contracts for the supply Of grain.
vegetables. etc. and Mecker will have
TO look elsewhere for produce OF this
description In future.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

Tit. Iowa state Republican convcn.
tion has placed In nomination the fol.
lowing ticket +. ID. jackson. S~crr.
tary of state; N. +. Twombly. Treas.
nrrr: Captain Lyons, Auditor; A. J.
Blake. A,torncy-Gcbcrai; G. Is. Brny.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04
msr.s,,s.a o.sn,, co.v..,,oa.

Hs,DsuAnfnns or IHn nErrslicAS couS- }
II ttsfhsL COMMITTEE
GhnS~oop srinsos, coio. Aug. j., i~A
In accordance With constructions of Nc lie
p,ii,ean County Central Committee = oony-n.
ton of the Hspubli.an PARTY of Gsrfs~id cssin'
~, sh"'-by called 4" mss-s At Gien~s.si spring.
on Saturday The isih day Of September is'S al
10 o'claek q. M. Ia elect n,- delegates tn ise
Stat. convention Ia i-r held In Denver s-p'-m-
i--r -ih. i.-n. and To nominate candidates for
tn. County uro.- tn 10 ni.i 81 the General
sl-ciinn to H. held the ssconi day Of Sov.n-
t--r i-s. q. follo~.G
one County jaas-.
On. Cotniuts-innsr--f,i District.
AMI Ia trn.a-t such other bu.in.es a. may
prrrcsiy roni. t-'fof. the sai.i convention
tsit ~s, i..hissi in establish the representation
un the ia.is of nns d-i-swf. for every ten
vote. fris'i.'n ih.r-uf. east for samuel ~
.ii-r ias supreme Judge. on Nov. a. i-.s,
which -n'ifi.-. tn. various psrs'inrt. To r-psv-
.<ntailna la the e,.n, enitor as follows!
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04
Guarantee the Pevpetulty OF
the Society for - Years.

Considering the element. Of safety and per.
msncncy which u snor'i.. mo organization
ever tsforc offered the substantial benefits of
life Insurance at 80 little cost go the insured.
Nr.o. n. B,LpwiS. Prcsiscn, OF the Fourth
National Hank. aays:
~ have given tho organization, method. and
price. of the security Mutual itcncnt society
the m'~t careful Investigation. and am satisfied
that II AFFORD. To the insured n. cheap aud SURE
means Of providing for their families n. any
Of the benefit cpmr~nic.. while far cheaper
than the oid.fashioncd life ipsurancc com.
ranic.. and In rrfcrcucc to security An.o-
LrrELv sArx.'
Mr.. W. A. CANr. Manager Of the New York
Clearing House, says;
"Thc method Of insurance adopted by the
Security Mutual Dcncft society is the out.
growth II long experience. and one In which
the faults Of other system. arc nvoilc.i Will.
their good feature. are retained. I consider II
the SAFEST and nr-r system ever brought ever
brought tn my notice.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

- rWx vrc~sves II thu l~ssivsiis land
on:sr, J. II. Deisrmcr. who Ma ap-
pointed b, Cleveland. has resigned. Mr..
DcR. sa,s there Is not enough money
l., the Office.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

Mn. BLAINE oIrn-d ,i'c political
campaign In Maine las, Tuesday. The
speech WAS dcyo,r'i largely 10 condemn
Ing Clcvclnndis administration and the
Democracy In general.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

A COMMITTEE OF Cleveland Annrch.
is,s called upon Mayor Gardner Of that
city and requested the usc Of the public
square for the purpose Of holding a pub.
lie meeting. The mayor refused to
grant their request and told them he
would prevent their meeting II In hir
power To do ~.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

VIZ acknowledge the receipt Of the
Premium Lis, Of the first Annual Ter.
ri,orial Fair Of the Wyoming Fair
Association which will br held NJ,
Chcycnnc on September II, II. 10 and
IL. 1870. Competition open 10 all. The
fair promises TO lie grand success.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

Tnr population Of Mexico. according
Ia latest statistics. is l0.aOD.ao. of which
about 100000 Rrr II European
origin, abou; t.oo.00 descended from
European stock and about i.5O.oo Of
Indians or mixed raccs.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

WASHINGTON aiyic.s state that the
rrirasr of Cutting has in no way effected
the diplomatic dispute PENDING between
the United States and Mexico.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.

Som ucs.-Hslf . ssrs.i 4 sassss
pias rolling vatsr. nearly oas sapful of
susu. .vs speoofsh good vissgAs spios -
eASss
CvxaAs- cAKa-fve cps ef bsstss.
no eutA u sugar, one cup Of ailk, four
esys of -four. ons traspoonfui Of saaia,
svo Of cream. tartar. sas pesnd Of easvanss.
ssd ssNss seyA
To MAEs CuocolATa-Tvs ~Au
ausrs~ Il aheooiass cut Il ap Ans p~s
iato de chocolate p0t tarp On 70 IL sve
saPs of boiling water; stir IL - set II -
~ shss ID tvo oaps sf MIX, Iss u
ssl sp eses. 8agAs - The t.sss-
OMAR LRAnS YI.Avoa -wbsa Ismoas
~ plenty procure . quantity. cut then
into thin siiess. and isy thsn on plsses 70
dry in the oven whsu dry. Put them int
Q light bag, o. close vessel. In shs store
sssa. where shsy are hsndy ~ aSEsssbis
ses almost ssythias.
Cons pnRAn. One plat u ysiiov Indian
neal, ons pint Of hoar, through which
thoroughly mig Que tablespoonful lard. sss
Abi-s.ioorful sugar Tor more, according -
tasssl, I've aSg,. oar pint os sour milk -
satssr.n.ik. tn which has been stirred esss
bahls.p ,onful Of sod ,r.vioasly dissolved IN
. iis<is ~s:~s. bahs In quiet ovsa.
BosroS Y,sM BALiA-Haif . pornd of
oad.ash. three osncas suet shred hss. = ANAL
ivaS st batter, . tes1upfnl Of bs.Ad
Sunhs. Pspsss. sals asd nutmeg. saA I've
ssaspconfsis Of snehovy ssuee. Pound III
snssshss In mortar. mi1 With an sc,'. di'
ss1s tnss soau oAkas, ssA M them light
bss~S.
Wsrss Cor cAsH.-poss pounds sf
ag.s. ssd o.s u batsssi bsst ~. sgss
- tAs ssgas put nas tssspoonsui Of sods
y . ssD sf sess niik; grsts Que nutmeg
- pss " u With one tahisspnoafui of
aa.sasa tAss sssaa ,As butter and neas
ssvstsss sid The ss2s and sugar With the
sslss tssssdSsss ; sls n vsiL ~ hass b
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The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

GgN. WILLIAM Is. uAzNS. q. =. A..
was In Denver last week. The general
Is TN = tour of insrsc;.oa of the differ
rnt uniirsi S,airs signal stations VI tho
weal.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

side Of the Rio Grande the ''greasers"
should get away with him. lie is one
Of numerous class Of adventures on
the border that Is Of no benefit to either
country.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04
Strictly First. Class Male
Risks,

rather than grow fast numerically nj tho 81.
t-~usc ~ safety and h-comc huricnci with
unsafe riss.. heavy mortality. AMI frequent
assessments.
The member. II this society cleo, their own
ofsccrs annually. cannot L. s..c.scsi -sr-p,
for death in~.es occurring after tho .urplu.
fund is exhausted. src guaranteed asains; dis
honest management by the Agency security
and Guaranty Company. responsible cur
J-prstinn organized upon the unlimited lis-
biii'y plan. AMI having one hundred thousand
dollar. capital. and who also
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04
oCnHAU ov CENTRAL sSvonAA.
TuOS.

Recon - Ceseeesa DsssAiss. WashSss.
sS0s .. q.
For fec of onc dollar. to l,e enclosed
tnssshss with . stamp for reply. this
bureau will psumptiy AMI accurately
answer any inquiry concerning TIE
writer's business before tho Executive.
Legislative, OF Judicial Departments o.
the Government. or upon any other sub
j-ct upon which information can bc oh
tanned In Washington.
L. T.. CTEEcy.
Manager.
REFERENCES.
lion. S'ilson Hutchinson. Editor o.
the Post: Hon. T.. ". Fox. Editor
National Republican; lion. JEFF. Chan
dl~r. 81. LOUIS. Mo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

News from points along the Texas
coast is to the effect that many coast
ing vessels and many lives were lost,
during the storms of last week.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04
send for Circulars. -..

m MI m f.ids s,aree. hut thSs. Tho sri,s 4,
"H sus-on &c .rcrtispd. ssin.. .-ili f.e,i,e
IoHI free, fuii Information shput ~o,A -hich
HHUeUU The, esn Do, sed f,e At home that -ili tsr
~ " LII them fror, - 10 . = F~, day. Some have
earned So IN dsy. Efb.r sss old ssgra
rednst You started fres Those -ho 'tsr
sbsoiai.ly Of ssas little fortunes All 10
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

T"tAi' 's.sssssssss.sssssssssss ssssssssssssssss ~
u 4. ale, requested that The prinaris. In tho
,sr'ou. rrsinet. i- h-ii "a saturday s~p'-f'.
t-r ~. i-s>
ssrrnsS PsEslss.
Chairman.
Ut. Nuinss. seey.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04
PURELY MUTUAL INSURANCE
At COST.

'1'tE security Mutual ii-n-n' so-s-iy ns N--
. York 1. one nf the few as.-..m-n, life In
surancc cumIanir- that ha. attained cuo.
.r'~ic-,' .ss,v.s. ''sln~ and sur.'' has ,---ti
IN" motto "f u. managers, AMI they have prr-
f-rr-i ,o bsi,i w solii foundation with
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04

DENVER is preparing 10 give grand
manufacturers exhibit In October.
The Meeker herald., 1886-09-04
uSIrHp STATES OFFICIALS.

scnsioss u. ". T-i-r sai Th.s. ". Bowen
NeInfrf "f Coasrsss q. u. s,m--
United stai-s Marshal 4, r. I'M
Att-xt~y II. ". tioi.-.n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-12-16
Graveyard Genrranl,r.

There have been numerous reasons given to
account for the fact that the north sides of
churchyartis are so often devoid Of graves.
In the west Of England there is an idea that
the north side was not consecrated, but was
left for playground for the children Then,
some again say it is from the tradition that
Jesus, when dying, turned his head to the
south. Another reason given is that the-south
is the sunny side, and the side where the
church door commonly is placed, and where,
consequently, most people pass The COM
monest reason appears to be that formerly
nlurderers, excommunicated persons, stilIborn
children, etc, were wont to be buried on the
north side, and some rustics say that ghosts
always choose the north side for their pere-
CARNATIONS. There is, however, an eccle-
sastical reason. Theeast is Gods side, where
His throne is set: the west mans side, the
Galilee of the Gentiles; the south, where the
sun shines in its strength, is the side Of the
angels and spirits; the north, the devoted re-
gion of satan and his hosts the lair Of demons
and their haunt.-Chicago Tribune.
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THE SPINNER.

She breaks the thread with an angry
twaDg,
Just as if at her touch harpstring rang
And keyed to the quaint old song she
sang.
That came to a halt Oh her cherry lip
While she tied knot that never could
slip,
And thought of another, when her ship
All laden with dreams in splendid
guise-
Should sail right out of the azure skies
And lover bring, with great brown
eyes.
All, broad the day, but her work was
done
Two runs by reel. She had twisted and
spun
Her twoscore knots by set of sun,
With her one, two, three, the wheel be-
side,
And the three,two, one of her back ward
glide,
Su to and fro in calico pride,
Till the bees went home and the day
time died.
Her apron white as the white sea foam,
She gathered the wealth of ber velvet
gloom,
And rallied it in with tall back-comb.
She crushed the grass with her naked
feet,
The track Of the sun was golden street,
The grass was cool and the air was sweet.
The girl gazed up at the mackerel sky,
And it looked like pattern lifted high,
But she never dreamed of angels nigh.
And she spoke right out, ado just see
therel
What blue and white for the clouded
pair
I'm going to knit for my Sunday wear!"
The wheel Is dead and the bees are gone,
And the girl ia dressed in silver lawn,
And her feet are shod in golden dawn!
Oh, brow that old-time morning kissed |
Good night, my girl of the double and
twist!
Oh, barefoot visionl Vanishing mistl
Benz. Franklin TAYLOR.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-12-16
oCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE.
Published Monthly,
WEIH ILLUSTRATIONS.
First Number Ready Dec, 15t

SCRIBNER's MAGAZINE will be in the
widest sense magazine of general lit
erature, and each number will be fully
illustrated.
Sumo of the most notable papers to
appear during the first year are series
Of UNPUBLISHED LETTERS OF THACK-
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value; EY- MINISTER E B. WAsHBURNEs
"REMINISCENCES OF THE Commune OF
PARIS; Glimpses at the Diaries of Gou-
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the close of the last century (giving de
scriptions of social life and characters
at the time); "a collection of contempora-
ry letters describing Early New York
and New England Society.
There is much excellent fiction, inclu>
ding serial by Harold Frederic; stories
extending through several numbers by
II 6 Bunner, j of Dale. and others
ana short stories by r L Stevenson, joe
Chandler Harris, I A Janvler, Miss
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Notable special papers to be published
very early are Gen L A Walkers on SO
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brokers Can Rox.

Howell osborn, the son of the late Charley"
Osborn, who was for years Jay Gould's broker,
and who died worth $700O,O0O, is one of the
best boxers on the Stock Exchange, and now
that he is to retire with an income Of S100, 900
a year, granted him by his mother on con-
dition that he leave Wall street, he may have
more time to perfect himself in his favorite
science, which be has studied under able pro-
fessors. In fact, Wall street brokers hire bro
ken down prize fighters to instruct them in
the manly art, and some of these worthless
actually visit the street and give lessons to
their patrons there. 1t is not safe for a Sixth
ward rough to insult some rather dudish-look-
ing brokers; there is danger of their letting go
their right with the force of the hind limb of
Q displeased ule-Cineinnati Sun.
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GEOGRAPHY.
(Omit any two.)

L. Define each of the three departments of
Geography. Which sheald first be taught?
2. How would You assist pupil to acquire
a clear idea of mountain, and of mountain
range?
3. What is a water shed? Locate one in Ohio.
4. Name six conditions which modify climate
5. Why is ii colder far above the earth's sur
face than at the surface?
6 What natural advantages has England as
great military power? What disadvantages?
I. What and where is Ceylon? Sicily? Suez?
Cairo, Tasmania?
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An Answer Wanted,

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The Mother Element in the Teacher.


The strength of the school consists in keep
ing the school, in its tone and atmosphere, as
far as possible within the reach of the well or
dered family. The mother element in the
teacher is of the utmost value in the primary
school. The former head master of Boston
grammar school was known for his persistence
in obtaining, as far as he could, for the teach
ers in his school, which was devoted to the edu-
cation of girls, the services of teachers who
had been mothers. He wanted the temper of
mind and heart that mothers have toward
children in their the moral and personal treat
ment of the girls placed under his charge.
1t was true insight that dictated this choice
1t is the presence of this element in the
school that works upon the life and character
of the child, and brings out the education that
has been begun in the home. 1t will be found
that the successful boys and girls in the public
schools are chiefly those who have had good
start in the family to begin with, and who have
had the mother OF father element in the schools
which they have attended. There was no break
between the home and the school The family
life and the school life were in harmony, and
the influence of both parents and teachers was
reciprocal upon the child This is the normal
condition of the home and the school. This is
the idea to be realized d-Boston Herald
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"THE IDEAL MAGAZINEn
ST. NICHOLAS
FOR 1862,

Stories by Louisa NJ Alcott and Frank R
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Cream and Cold Weather.

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ORTHOGRAPHY.
(Omit any twO.)

/. What rules will aid you in spelling such
words as writing, acquittal, and hoeing?
2. Give the rule for dividing word at the
end of line. Illustrate.
8 Illustrate all of the uses of the macron
and the dieresis.
4. Indicate the correct pronunciation of ten
words that are commonly mispronounced.
5. What value do you place upon written
Spelling as compared with oral spelling?
6. How do you conduct recitation in writ
ten spelling?
7. Define orthoepy, orthography, digraph,
vocal, diphthong.
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