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The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

Our new Police Jury, which is
composed Of good and representa-
tive men from the different wards Of
4he Parish met on the 9th inst, since
which time they have been busily en-
gagged reviewing the assessment rolls
for this year, and will close this part
Of their labors on tomorrow. They
have worked very earnestly and have
made some needful changes in the as.
sessments where they were too low.
These gentlemen have very ardpous,
responsible duties ahead Of them, and
We believe they will meet them as
best they can, and their mistakes, if
they make any, will be errors of the
head and not of the heart.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

Tide " Vessels If any kind Rasaed
BY A. N. Mayo.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

Mr.. z. y. Munro, Of Cameron, was In town
last week.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

School Books and Stationery, at C.
B. Croom's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

ON Saturday IHIy ~. 'sS,
at the usual hour, to the highest bidder for cash
A. /. REID, Mayor.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20
For sale, Cheap.

4 Fy1 ACRES OF Prairie Land, being q,
L | It En-, Sec, 10, Up. 10, 8, R, 8 West.
Located three miles from Welsh Station,
Apply to j. w. BRYAN,
Jan 10, 1887. Lake Charles, la.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

Mr.. Alfred 81. lGapaaInes after three days
visit in washington ana opelouaas, a., ri
turned Wednesday night accompanied by hiS
daughter, Miss Lydia, who has been sttend,
ing gahoolin Washington
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

Auction Sale.
ONE MULE AND CART.

Notice is hereby given that viii offer for sale
at public auction at the Court House door in the
town Of Lake Charles, La,
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20
Fruse .gars : RraLt .EaEs!g

New style self-sealing Fruit Jars,
cheap, at G. B. Croom's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

There were four accessions to the Baptist
Church at prayer meeting, last Thursday
night, and one on Sunday at the II O'Clock
service. Three were baptized Sunday night,
The Sunday School is large and is increas-
ing. Six new scholars last Sunday. The
cbildrens' meetings are quite success.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

Rev. Joel I. Dawes, pastor of the Metho-
dist Church, Lake Charles, will be in our
neighbOnng city of Welsh next Sabbath,
preaching at the morning hour and lecturing
at night His pulpit here will be filed,
morning hour, by Judge Wall, and at night
by Rey. Mr.. Cline. The Sunday School and
Young Peoples Meeting at 4 o'clock will be
under the direction of superintendent Marsh,
with Mrs. Henry Pefiy at the organ. Rev.
Judge Wall will also fill Mr. Dawes appoint
ment at West Lake Charles 10 the afternoon
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20
HYPOLITE LAYERGNE.

no made Homestead Entry No. 6746, for the SEA
| 3 W; and EWA NW4 Sec. 3, and NEa NEl4
Sec, 4, TIP. S, Il. 3 W. Louisiana Meridian. He
names the following Witnesses to prove his con.
land, viz: Theodule Fontenot, Constant Carrier,
| Estave DarbOnne Joachim FOntenOt, Henry
| NuGkles and ValenOn SOnieT all Of CalCaseu
| parrish, La. THOS. ]. BUTLER,
iuly 1861 Register,
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

Removing the plank bridges from over the
side bitches Of the town by our town author
tiles is very cOmmendable, aud adds very
materially TO the appearnee of our streets
to say nothing of the matter as a sanitary
measure. Go on, Messrs. Mayor and Coun-
eilmen, with your good work; aud just let
your efficient police force know what you
want done and all will be well. We would
advise your honorable body not to forget
that the greatest Ruisances and cesspOols of
malaria frequently lie just a short distance in
the back yards Of business and residence
houses "A hint to the wise" 6Ee.
N. 7. Jones d Co. have quite recently put
up two new smoke stacks 40 inches in diane
ter and SO feet high one on their mill boiler
and the other on the boiler of the plaDeT.
This is to lessen the danger Of sparks setting
their immense saw mill and lumber stacks on
FIRE. Their mOcking-bird whistle (fOF the saw
mill Of course attracts more attention, how
ever, than all the other improvements, owing
to the fact that by its peculiar and loud voice,
its neighb0rs (the town are reminded Of the
hour of o'clock In the morning, to say moth
Ing of the other reminders during the day.
This is a decided improvement.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

One og our citizens, who spent several
months 10 California VITA his farally, ana Fe-
turnea some time agg, "a cqnversatiQp With
4 faW friends remarked that he WAS Elad he
saw Callfornia, but was equally glad 70 SEQ
T0nIsIana aQAln,
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

Our young friends, Paul o. Moss and D.
8. Perkins, who were enrolling clerks in the
House of Representatives, returned home
last Sunday. We are informed that Mr..
Moss will enter at once the duties of book
keeper for Lock, Moore & Co. at their tram
way.
A District meeting will be held with Mt.
Carmel Baptist Church, Friday, July Goth,
1888. We have received programme Of the
exercises for the occasion, which we regret
we cannot give place In the Echo, as our
space is all preOccupied.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20

There will BE- religious services held ip
Pallean -Rabeoek Han On Saturday, the 2lst.
nst., 1t s,l5 b. ~. Rey. y. WI LEXIS, qf Qp-
eloasas oeielatiug, Mr. Lewis WIN also
psaeah % SUNDAY, Che 22d, AZ the usual time.
ADMINISTRATORS II the Sacrament pf the It9Fa's
fnpper A. the tiple Qf EnqFnipg service
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-20
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.

The patronage Of the public - respectfully
Aqheltsa All work guaranteed jnua Is, 'as.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
LIBROS.

Sc han recibido en- esta Inpren.
ta, por el dltimo vApor-correo de
Ia Peninsula los siguientes.
LEY do EnJuieiAmiento Civi.
Anotada y eacnadernada en- pasta
4 $50 elenplar.
OBRAS dc AmiciA
VETkRINARlA, por ArAgd.
TACTICAS dc inianseriA.
HISTORIA natural, por Pc
rrdA-
CuRiOSIDADES sramAa, =
e., cor Aarttnes Garcia.
HACIENDA uanicioal por
Ab~llA.
obRAS complete. de- Nora.
Tin.
GALkRlA Dc mulerus eGlebrUs
pos doaA Maria del Pillar SanuAs
Dc MHea.
HiSTORlA dc IA Rehxi6n, por
Mao.
kl. CATOLICisNo e. pre-
ssaeaA De sas A1sldeasss. pos EiaA.
EuiErs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12

The Proprietors Of the F" Bolstt1
Mercantu have the honour Of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE Z c. who are the sole
Agents for all English d French
Adsvrtising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
ES EL MAS BARATo.
uiEtSIa Do u DeClllIl cllyllln
ssaPsssts Psv sl Psdrs RsPs.@A

fsIto para lAs ReaslAs Dc 10 Isls
De Pasrto-Rieo ssgAh Dscrsto del
Keno. 1 limo, 81. 0elzpo de- ss,a
Di6ceAis d. Juan Antonio PUG en- 10
de Dicisnhrs De lsSo,y pnhhcAde sn
81 BStssta kstssaAssAes sn l. de EnsEc
de- 1881, que dles a1as
"llsssAhdo tAellllAE, ssgAn 80 lnPos-
sAne'A reqsisss, 10 A1aalaieada dsl Ia
lselsnae a. Ia Dset4na CFtaslAna 4 iuda
slAss as psFaoas -imua a. dscia1I
sAnhitG ds ssxl, pAfA Il Dsbessls q
aatigao J opalai Ca!s<lsae 'h +
RlrA'aA Sss { parAr 4s - tsda<aao 70
lAmsn. eom pssh1s sa sas ssnxlilAa y
esSsasAs FgsEuHiAs = 'sxvaesaAs Il 90
z-a spAa as b sAssAAzaA cAsAsleA Fea.
alsAas y ves % GAmsA. veAsaaA as
sssAs p~s - tsans pss~aa al AicAnes as
- sAmsaAs PoaseA
FsSso - sAAvsa aso. - eta Ases.
20 7 $40 sta gE~s@
sM vWmsaa ca ia lHrAxwxA. ALmAeMs
- FArsl LxaaMAiA 81 BekKxHx MnA-
sATvak YsxtA1saA -. = sa 10 Il d. Jo@s
aasAkI1s Fear, YwtAAssa ~. 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12

los COlOres pAlidOs, afsccl0n tan gsns-
rQilzQdQ 6ntr6 las j6DeneS en- ei lDeri0d0
ds 81 Rf0rnlnciOR; Ia Anemia, Ia ClOr6sis,
HrscurS0rlS d0i mayor ndm6r0 40 0t6c-
clonss cr6Ric0S, SO cOD1tdteH efcdZMeats
eoR n NHlptee fe0HLGF Get tNlERRo BnkVAlS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
ERRO ::;::: :::::;':S: $: s;:s;; s s . +:
BRAVAIS s.: e.: '::;! ::$:;:: q

Administration du B0Ietin Mer-
5Autu lhonneur de prier Messieurs
- Annoneiers franeais de vouloir bien
ssmettfe leurs ordres de Publicite 4
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE g. Gle, qui .
'ent les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
DO &c journal pour Ia PSbl,eiN Franeaiu
~ lMelsise.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
FL HIERR0
..bRAVALS
BoletiQ Nercantl de Puerto-Rico.
PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
LA DEFENSA DE LOS INTERESTS NACI0NALES EN- AMERICA
oRaANo DE- LOS ESPA1oLRs MCONDlCloNALES En- PTo-RICO
CONDlCloNEs GENERATES S acordadas por la Direction
para toda cIase de remtdos y anuncos.

para toda cIase de remitidos anuncios.
puiI:sci6n anuncos po pos
vencionales dsterminaan los mismos.
Los comunicados rmidos gaclas den ven auozado
hra del auto quen ssuira onsabidd ad
mas con Ia de persona responsible de pago.
Los originates de comuncados red gaceta.
devueltos aunque pubiquen. II y
No responde de rotua nj extrsvios de clch6s
La coumna del per6do considerable cenmets
de largo isA"I - 70
Ell anunane tendra
publication En- desear concederse
10 pS sobre preco de tarif Is 9a#~t 't#8 81 =
I'll anunciane env ec publication
drA bon6cac6n de 10 p3 sobre los precos tari
Ouando mporte de los exces de pesos
reciba pe6co de ntnero En-
viSra e primer ndmero 3t-.f ST. e.a
Para los suscrpores del BoLR nea esces
iemtido, se6n correspondence ceatacos
Los ndrAn 26 R bonfan bre precio
cetllas comuncados rsmitidos. -
mpor de as suscrpcones snunciOs gaca rsdos
cados, antcliAdo t..eev f.e,. {
81 mprevista dasc de ar per6dco tsmpoaente
reintegrndo ntas pbacones
dejado dc salr. .e.'.e s...'.. 80
Tarifa para L. publication de anunclos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
llN;Y3;H7 H7YzI;IE4a:IKN1

Pecho LiAO
ouemaduras sabahones calos Juanstssy oos Do 0alle
q GOFA = RsvGr1 = RaUNh
q q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12

La CIENCIA DE TENEDURIA DE
LBROS d aPli6OAda por Ia aplicaclon de
una regla b znbls para aoertar sl deudor
J el aoreedoi, acompahada de numerosos
elemplos de cAlculos mercantiles, por @
o. Marsh, traduoido Dc Ia SOa edlolon In
glesa por A. g. Beck, baio Ia Immediate
snpeOCi6n del autor. On tomo elegsnte-
ments encuadsrnado ss-sS, en- Ia Im-
del Bolctsm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12

no produce c0tan7Drss, nl1urtgu DOT sstc-
nlaRU, nj aiQrreQ nj eStreH. .H7ientO dc
OieRtr0. No tieR6 ndneuna SGb0r nj 0t0f
nfLO e0nURLc0 al Ui0O, al aqua nj d cEQ.
4Nier 0kr0 NgUidO con 0i CuQL pUGd0 to-
Mars0. JAMAS EkkEAREcE los DlEHTEeAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
Unguento Holloway.

Rate msravilloso pAlsAmo sHna infalihlemsp
Las hsridas anrgsas, las llsgas, y Ice male
70 piernAs , de pecho. Per medic Dc 81 inRzsr
IL las tlcsrAs virsiSntas toman may pronto
an aspecto coASsleCisnts y desApArsosn. JA
nks deja, este saguento fsyrixsrants, do pre-
isolr sna cara pertscta dc les Gfsccionss DE- l.
nisl, lts ccnssipsdOs, las toses , sl rssmasir
40, aun esando - ha aoalsde 90 vano to
los iosdsnAs TNmedioa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
BlBAlOTR0A
De COMERCIANTE.

HISTORIA DEL COMEROIO dc
das las naclcnes, desde loo 1iempss mas 70
motos hasta nusstros dias por M. 6eAve
tradudda del frances por los alumaos de IL
clase de este idioma establecida en- el At
"so AsvcanM Dc Madrid, J pubncada { az.
pensas do IL misma asociacaon.
Dos tomos gruesos, pasta espanola, -
en- ID InprentI del Bolstis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
PRECI0s DE sUsCRIPCIoN.
AMIGOS DE T0DOs
PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Millones dc peBonas, On todas las partss
a1ndo, recomiendAn diohAa Pldo1s como
asjor rSstsarativo Dc ia sAlud qes % conoee
9llas caran todas laa ateocicnes del coran3n
tel higado, del estcmago, de los tinOassy
% intestinos, y remNsyen Ia GcnmoniA IL
.Atslsncia 10 cardialgiA, cxpSlsandc de u
.angrs toda impsresa, fOrtalsciepdo conpla
iamsnea el sistsma asrvioeo dAnde sn toae
sdabls 4 la }orGaniEsri6n general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
S0BRES PARA CARTkS.

aran sartia Dc tOdAs slasss , erssios
Sohree o 90 centAvos 100.
III. d so id. i'd.
Id. de un dnhleH 8 30 id. i'd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "B0LETIN MERCANTILE, "

Kn esta secci6r de la casa, montada con
tOdOs los elementOs necesariOs proyista de
materiales de primera clase, Sc hacen encna-
dernaciones en- hOlandesa, carton&, Dasfa eS.
pamela, piei de levante con relieves. todo nev~
fecto y precios reducidos. - :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-12
C0EfAblLlDAD
Nj l. UNICIPAL.

Jasxe ssmPlssc IL tAasoa ARE.
gaass 1 - teEmaaAEios paAlieA
Ia gex q aeAAeSaa 1eaxFAL.
ImpEe&as as t~AAa slansa pAra
Ass M4aA@tpseA
IM seaas e. h lmpsvaM De-
ho1mwxm
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
A Harvard Annex Girl. Es.,,.

In Harvard university the Bowdoin prizes
are the highest rewards attainable for Eng
lish dissertations, and they range from 500
downward, being accessible to all students Of
the university, undergraduate or graduate.
This, OF course, excludes the young lady stu
dents Of the Harvard annex, which has no
organic connection with the university.
By an accident an essay on the subject,
"The Roman Senate Under the Empire
written by Miss T. 3. Pearson, was submitted
TO the judges, Professors Torrey and Young.
Without the identity of the writer being dis
covered the judges awarded the essay the
first prize CT slU0 The essay was signed
merely "E. j.. Pearson" The class and de-
partmsnt Of the university were not desig-
mated, as il required. and Professor Torrey
expressed some surprise that the author OF 30
able All essay should not have complied with
a provision - simple he searched the cata-
logue Of tho university for the name OF L. Il.
Pearson. and on not finding It somebody gave
the suggestion that this psrsoa might 10 dis
covered ia the annex In tbs way the fact
came out--the author was young lady.
So tho essay ot Miss Pearson was neces-
sarily ruled out 81 toe list. and prize Of SIS
was awarded 10 Young gentleman Instead,
while Miss Pearson dropped at once from TIE
B0wdoiu pfizo Of SEQ 10 the humber annex
prize OF 30. thus paying so outright Tor tho
privilege OF being wonlsn--Nsw York
1N.-fI
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Another necessary adjunct 70 the dressing
table is The little Parisian BOX uSed by the
manicure, and which may be bought Tor
small sum of any chemist or peTfumer. u
contains a iost shaped implement. covered
in chaaois leather. and Furnished ~gtb
handle. and there s tiny box q has pink
powder 81 a slightly gritty nature. You
breathe OF ths nails. and thsn sprinkle them
With tee powder, and polish kriskly On the
channels rad Bot before this rrooess Is
reached. y0a must first uss tie ether lite
implement. ~hich i q ivory. with one end
SHAPED almost ike pen, the other Cited
with q small brush. IN the center = Cat
fie. on vaica y1u carefully SHAPE The tops of
The nails rounding tasn Of a. either SIDE 70
follow The lire q the fager Sc.sso1s sbould
never 10 used fp the iizgsr mails, as bY cut
ting them Tsu make the Bsils sosrsa sid
thict VITA tbs ivory point y0a oisan the
fncer nsils, alsd also gently rssh back tee
fesA - -evesl tas wki;e crescent aa1 90 Pre-
vert tha Skin SPLITTING snd forming 'shar 2
rsils. vhles quickly arTesr II t5e SKIN 81
Esr@s - t1e raii II be Lady.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

Never turn a coat inside out when hanging
Il up. or YOU viii surely ruin the set of the
collar. Where convenient, wire frames are
the best 20 Use for this purpose, but lacking
these, hand the coat by the loop at the collar
with the right side out Never hang dress
Nd Inside out. but il possible allow IL two
rails. some distance apart Hang it with
front facing out, by the loops usually placed
on the wais.band at each side breadth. This
way Of hanging a dress viii keep the drapery
and plaits. II there nre any, IN position, and
Is the mode recommended by an experienced
dressnaker. Some have the loops by which
10 hang up their basques on the waist line
inside OF the collar, but the best authority
advises them to Se sewn one under each arm
The same nails used for the skirt are not gen.
orally too far apart, but II they should be,
one Of the skirt nails, ard another one driven
into the wall the distance wished for the
basque. can be used. Hang the basque first
and the skirt over a. To be sure, where
there - much trimming on basque. or ii is
Of delicate fabric which viii not bear crush
ing. il may DO well 70 hang il alone away
from, the skirt. but usually It Is best 20 hang
both t0gsther In a room having no closet
or wardrobe. always cover the clothes II hung
on wall with a caEnbric or cretonns curtain.
This plan Is excellent for covering clothes in
A clcset also. and will save good deal OF
var from brushing. for no matter how close
the closet may be. dust IS sure 70 find an en-
traace. and as it must lodge somewhere, 10
generally antis a resting place among ths
ciosbss.-B Boston Budget
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
The Family Medical Adri.sr.

When you choose doctor, il is vel 70 give
him to understand that yol src depending
upon him, and that yen consider him already
IN certain sense responsible Tor the phys5cal
vel being Of yourself and your family TIE
late Dr. AipheuS Benning Crosby vel said
that his i'isa OF a wise patient was ''ons who,
having selected Al inte,iig gent physician. holds
him personally respoasi Die for bis life
Having sslocbrd your physician. thea make
him IN reality the medical adviser - every
Fnszaber Of yo1r family. TAKE him into your
home and give him the opportunity - ta-
come scqnalnt@d With TIE pereonsi AID family
history and pkyeicsl condition of every mem
ber thsre'f. 80 that he may b. able q trace
thfir hereditary tendsocses. reeogrIize Their
prssiisTos.tious. understand their pecsi.ari-
t1~s. AMI anticipate Their woakrezses--in
short, n ltoo~ Their CONSTITUTION. Having
tbs knovieave. be vii - able to give them
The ~s-est s1Vlce in health and tae most
s0coeesiai treatment ia sickness --Demorssl :
Houtbiy
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15
The Walk of XXoman.

1t cannot be out of place here 10 suggest
the ACCESSIBILITY of opening classes where
children, girls especially, might be taught
the science Of walking. Mothers should bs
the natural teachers, but many who are rig
idly careful in all other particulars seem alb
solutely Indifferent on this important point
In fact, after showing them navigation by
means of their legs. duty is believed TO be at
an end, and no matter how wretchedly the
child moves the parent rests satifed with
only spasmodic attempts at correction
Whether the ungraceful wabble, the hating
step and painful stoop so commonly seen is
attributable to carelessncss or unnatural
dressing certain it is that six out Of every
ten women walk abominabiy. To bc upright
and easy ia ones movements Is only as ma
ture intended, aud un.ess deiormed there Is
not the 81 ghtest excuse FOR the absurd loco
motion noticed on the streets every day.
Why children are permitted 70 grow up
pigeon toed, round shouIdered, crooked and
awkward IS proposition left open for fur
tier discuSsiou-New Orleans Iines-Deno-
crat
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-15

A baby that Is not kept perfectly sweet ard
fresh Loses half is charm, and Is defrauded
OF is iast rights IL should be bsthed in
warm water every morning. and. as IL grows
ofder. toe temperature gradually lowered
until a. months Old, the chill = just takeu
eir tao water hest BABIES love tlslr bath.
and are more apt 70 scresm at beng taken
out 81 Il than when put into IL IL there Is
sarinxinx from the plunge. small blanket
car De snrsad on the tub The child laid on II.
ans gently lowered into the tub. At night
is should Re held on The lap and quickly
sro1zsd with a sporEe. wruug out Of warm
water It's mouth should ~ washed with
soft piecs q linen dipped in cool water. All
eresses where the fesh touches should be
powdered with rulvsrized starch. OF any
GOD toilet powder THIS is most important,
ana uust never te ouiztei, as che delicate
ssin eas.Iv -hsfes Where there Is reineSs,
or any svrupton cf chaarv. iTcopodium
powicr should be used. Il il most healing.
ard can BE- applied even If the SKIN u broken.
rhen Tiers ars frequent discharges. he
rarrs should 90 washed IN thin. boiled starch
instead II water II j. criminal neglect 20
allow a baby - suffer frcr chaf1r
TIE s~.d requires particular attention.. No
HAtfTtH tt% IA e+tsrf 80 - 1tfrtr t'f 80
sisdzurinx brC~n patches which sre s0nne-
tsrir- slsc~sd 70 rsussin th-re The up Ct
he head shrud - vsi washed WITH sap
ard xafsr sverv morning n. IN srics =
thse tz~-s - scurf appear, the spots should
- rnhhed as ui1ht witb Give OF. ard gently
srrared ~ N tse raorairE II the srpiica-
ton $ eot xlscr~sfuI u slsculd - repeated
urtil Sc a. Fut fhcre vii - ilftle trouble II
tse n.asser = sst-nsss8 - wen re bvo~n
Sass 1tzt show themselves
A. tse salty gTo~z oisier sn5 - tsefA -
wsIoo. bis@ ssousa - providei r. ae~~sssrv,
e. protect 80 froaf OF tue dress from soe 80
sturFsrt fs~ - saliva Triess cs~efs''-
wstehef. sept ~ Dry n pcsssble. ard Tubhes
~ TIRES 7ite it-lr cosIseiire- TIE csin szIa
re-k ara ar - ee-rsflr rhsfet
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rrod h1bsE n 49, Tat s. xsrTTtsinz -
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the habit should be firmly established before
it is six weeks old 1t saves much trouble to
the mother and discomfort to the child.
A little baby spends the greater part of its
time in sleep. 1t is as if nature were prepar-
ing it for the battle Of life by giving it as
much repose as possible before the struggle
begins 1t should never bs awakened unless
it sleeps for a long time past the hour for its
being fed To rouse sleeping child to graf
ify tue curiosity of visitors or friends is ex-
tremely injudicious As it grows older and
is awake more, certain time should be
fixed for the morning and afternoon nap,
and for putting it TO bed at night. II these
hours are adhered to, they will generally
find a sleepy baby willing TO yield TO their
soothing influence. /. is best from the first
not to darken the room, nor keep it specially
quiet The child becomes accustomed to
sleep through slight noises, and they do not
raken 1t. The eyes should be protected
from glare Of light by placing the head Of
the crib toward the window.
A baby should never be allowed to sleep
with an older perFon. The best bed is q
stationary crib, with woven wire mattress,
and thin, soft, hair one placed over it
This should be protected by a square Of rub
Der sneeting, two must be provided, and the
ono not in use hung in the open air and sun
light every day. IL there is the least trace
OF an unpleasant smell, tho rubber should %
washed with some disinfectant solution. The
covering should bo warm and light a
down comforter is the ideal for winter, IL it
Is well aired in the sun every day or two.
II summer an ample musquito netting well
raised on pole, OF suspended from hook,
should cover the crib Elizabeth Robinson
Scovil ia Good Housekeeping.