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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-19

MEssRs. Benson, Smith & Co. have
just received fine assortment of
sponges.
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MIR. f. M. Hatch leaves on the
Alameda for vacation to be absent
several months. Rumor has it-well,
never mind.
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MEssRs. Davis & Wilder have evil
IDENTIFY got very experienced red
and blue artist Judging by the display
on the blackboards outside OF the
ctnrn
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A PROMINENT sugar planter was
asked this morning what he thought
to the Sugar Trust. Hang the Trust,
said he.
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IT is reported that A. Morgan the
carriage builder who recently left
Honolulu has purchased ranch at
Cottonwood, California.
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The officers of the Honokaa Sugar
Co., elected for the ensuing year, APP
year in another column.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-19

THE regular monthly meeting of
the Hawaii Mission Children Society
will be held at Oahu College to-mor-
row Saturday evening.
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THE sale of furniture at the resi-
dence of II. Morgan this morning
brought good prices.
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ONE OF the attractions in Hollister
q Co.'s store is horned toad. 1t is
n most "amoosing" little creature.
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The Royal Mail steamer Alameda
will probably turn up this evening
from the Colonies en- route to San
Francisco.
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HER Majesty Queen Kapiolani's
Hoola Lahui Society donated $40 to-
wards the Voller fund this afternoon.
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
BY j. L. MORGAN.

BY j. L. MORGAN.
Regular cash sale at 10 q. m.
AT noon piece of land situate at
Kuaiula, in Honolulu.
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SITUATION WANTED.

A N Englisbman, go years OF age, is in
IA want of situation in an office,
store, or on plantation. Has had 10
years business experience, and can pro.
ducc 'undeniable testimonials. Address
'tF. G. Co." BULLETIN Office. 721w*
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In the Police Court this morning
five DRINKS were each fined &c.
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THE Debating Society failed to get
q quorum last evening.
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ELECTION of OFFICERS.

A II the annual meeting OF the stock
IA holders of the Hilea Sugar Co
held in Honolulu, October 10, 1888, the
following officers were re elected u
serve during the ensuing year:
w. G.. Irwln...... 1890. President,
John A. Buck. Vice President,
Secretary,
W. d. Gitlard. q
Treasurer,
ii. M. Whitney, Jr.,..... Auditor.
w. III. GIFFARD,
10 1w Secretary, IL. s. Co.
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Do not forget the combined band
concert at the hotel tonight. Free
to everybody.
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G0MBINED RAMD CONCERT.

This evening the Royal Hawaiian
Band and that of the U. S. S.
Brooklyn will give grand concert
at the Hawaiian Hotel to which the
public is invited. Following is the
programme =
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FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1888.
ARRIVALS.

Oct "
Schr Moi Wahin3 from Kohala
Schr Haleakala from Pepeekeo
Stmr Kaala from Waialua and Waianpe
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DEPARTURES,

OCb ~
Stmr w G Hall for Lahaina, Maalaea,
Kona, Kau and the Volcano at 10
o'clock n IN
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
FULL moon tonight.

THE weather was much cooler to-
day.
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NOTICE.

A X. Weir has this day purchased
IA from us the materials, tools,
leases and business of A. Morgan, car.
rage manufactures, at Ne. rs and 81,
King street, where he will continue the
same business with increased facilities
for turning out good work at moderate
prices,
II. g. BRYANT,
LOUIS L. VALENTINE,
Assignees of A. Morgan.
Honolulu, Oct. 16, 1898. rs 1w
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PART I.-RoYAL HAWAIIAN BAND.
March-Tannhauser. ......... .Wagr O.,
Iphigenia. ............ GIuck
Waltz-La Gitana ....... 80. Bucalossi
"reminiscences of Gouuod. Godfrey
PART Ill. S. S. BROOKLYN, SEVEN
TEEN MUSICIANS, ID. FICCA, LEADER.
Observation-Disclosures. Verdi
selection-A Night in Berlin. Hartman
Clarinet Solo-Rigoletto. Verdi
Waltz-A Dream on the Ocean. .Gung'l
INTERLUDE-THREEN NATIVE SONGS.
Mikinolia, Alma Hau and Kokohi.
PART ITI.-C0MBINED BANDS, FIFTY
MUSICIANS.
March-Imperial City,. Schooner
Overture Fra Diavolo .Auber
Medley-American Airs. ........B eyer
Star Spangled Banner.
Hawaii POnoi.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Notices under Iris head arc charged 10 cents
per Nne Tor the first Insertion, and cents per line
every additional Insertion
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NOTICE.

nURING my absence from the King
~ dom the Hon. w. +. Alien will
act for me under full power of nttor-
ney in all private matters, and also in
all estates in which | am assignee or
agent. w. @. PARKE.
Honolulu, Angus, 95, 1888 20 I'm
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NOTICE.

EROM and after this date will not
IL be responsible for any debts con.
tracted in my name by my son Vincent
Fernandez without my written order.
PETER FERNANDEZ.
Honolulu, Oct l5 1888. 73 lw
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1t HI H ~@a-
= : "A. l)E.'
EGAN &c COMPANY.
GRANDEST DISPLAY
FINEST ASSORTMENT
DRY and Fancy GOODS /!
CLOTHING !!
Gent Furnishing Goods, &c.
To be found in any store in the Kingdom!
Sep-17-S8
NOTICE.

My office will be closed from Septem
N1 Der 22nd to October 9Th, during
my absence from the Kingdom.
M. Il. GROSSMAN,
SO If Dentist, 9S Hotel st.
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Ctr l1rcperin Go Get.
Buainess prcpsrip for Sale and 90 Est
DrookInn 3]rcpsrip fer Sale and 20 EFT


=, on SAIT-TIouse. by Leonard Moody. 20 Cour'-s,S
Phenix building and 27G Flatbus-aNs' ossoiy an, anu
cVtension brick Queen Anne house, ulcd noofs s.an
bcat crystal chandeliers and all Improvements IN 80
lem order: well located detached near New orha'o'
a chance to purchase elegant residence aI D'Isa
IL OR SALF.-House, by Leonard Moody ~ OeuI I'LL
Phenix building and 27G Fatbush- ave a cZ-htuiL!,
basement and cellar brick house, SIZE 2ON9oHi
rooms all improvements In goOu oluer "eil io'"''
price only SO, 500. -------------------
IN OR SAI.E-House by Leonard Moody, 20 Court.st
Phenix Building. and 276 Flatbush-aVe stofy
basement and cellar. bTownstone gothic front house
SIZE lsXs5xlOO nine rooms all improvements IN eNce
lent order; location Prospect fafKi Can "
purchased at bargain.
~ OR SALE-House. by Leonard Moody, 20 Courtst
4 PhcniX Building and 276 FlatbushaVe me 2-story
and basement brownstone house size 20X45XlOQ; nine
rooms Improvements in good order IN me Location
hill this house must be SOLD 10 close an cstdle
and will be sold low TO quick purchaser.
L. OR SALE.-House with plot OF ground by Leonard
i Moody 20 Courtst, PheniX Building. ana 276 Fiat
bush.ayc 1ne plot of ground 130X3oO, with house
Ali improvements In perfect order, and stable; IN elegant
location between New York and Brooklyn ayes this nne
property be purchased very low.
I OW PRICED LOTS along road I'm Brooklyn streets
II severed and paved IN plots TO suit purchasers; no De
ter investment now in market
rutland & WHITING. Beekman.st
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1nrtion Sales Of Rsal Getate.

RICHARD v IIARNETT CO.. Auctoneers VIII
~ ssu A. auction wednesday. December IL, at u
o'clock noon. al the Real Estate bNehaNs7 anu ''
''''"' ~ ~ BROOKLYN r. D.. ~ .-
KENT. AVE n f. cor. SOUTH GTH-ST:
,s.orv brick factory. covering about four lotS nses
hoe-s elevators &c. Everything complete near threc
ferries and river shipping. - =.
''' w YONKERS. y. y. -. ,,.o .,
GrFNWOOD. AVE. south SIDE. entire 'front.' iine "
c.o,e SIS SStory franz residence. La g nun ~"
tarors dining ROOM WOOD ceiling. iouI Dae. V1s rn
to,n furnace IN cellar All handsomely Gecoial IT, ndIu
Vol Doors Fine view river; stable, star one n1A
LII carriage room cOachmanS apai nlcnts, hNo N'"s
rooms Everything In sUp'rD order: .,-orz. CT
II APPS AT AUCTION EERS, 10 lslhhi'Ii 81
RICHARD V HARNETT & co. Auetioneers 81,
viii sell at auction Tuesday, Dec IL az u IvocA
noon NJ the Real Estate Exchange ana Aceuoh hooH-
% 10 % A'o''' i8o WEST 93D-ST.
s,orv N.ict and brownstOne dwelling. buffers pahUS
i0''N'N'' THURSDAY. DEC 10.
FXECVTOKS SAIsf.
IN LAIGFT.ST. AND NESTlt st. on
sstory brick building With stable % r. Gm
''' VII ' TUESDAY. DEC. Is. , - ,
90 o,o 80 PA 3lG Mott-st. between Blocker ana
1yo Gsorv brick cnement with plate glass stores anu
'N'''' O''" THURSDAY. DEC. 90. 49,,
1ca Nulhcrry.st ucS Grand ST.. 2oNlOo ~; 4stoyt
las 'ment brick tenement WIN pate e'''S S'oi0 ""
t..n~v mick Pay tenement 10 ri term er
MAPS AT AUCTIONEERS'. az LIBEkL 81.
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Cost an0 fonn0.

c1O REWARD will be paid upon the return Of a
SlU black six corset with peculiar fasien ing -
Elevated SATURDAY Dec. l. about 10 a
CALUMET FASTENER CO.. 70 Leonarfs ST.
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Anrilou Sales.
7 EoNARD BROTHERS & Co,
900 FIFTH-AVE.
T. A. LEONARD, Auciionecn
MODERN PAINTINGS
AND
DRAWINGS
NOTED
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS:
COrc George Inness. Edward GAY
Coe DAVID, g. r. A. Ucaiy. ". H. H. DeIIaus.
Achenbach, Macy ". IT, billiard
Michel J. H. Dclph, Crane,
and others
SELECTIONS FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION
SALE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
DEC. 10 AND IA.
AT O'CLOCK.
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nlnsi1nl Instruments.

NUMBER OF eighty used upright AID SQUARE pianos
n OF our MAZE when specially selected ana u'e1
BY the artists tho Metropolitan opera House COMPANY
during The pact opeTs season. WIZ DC s''u - NO'''
tedue tion from regular prices. 49,, ,c....
NM. KNABE a CO.. 1l2 Shave. abo.e l5th-s'-
INfSCUFE PIANOS renowned fof tone and ,tanhIn NJ.
4, t,tnc Manu,actl-ies and stOrcroonA al 70 40
Wee: o0th.st and S67 Broadway. leth-st lDiisoA'
Building. Pianos exchanged rented OF ihsSa'inS"'':
n, ,TuUsUEK PIANOS.-A fine assortment OF our
vi lai1st designs In ca-os. 20 different siyle' ~
t,ncv and Main woods. our style small upright
r. the mos, popular piano ~ the market; IL Is
full scale and occupies bat itr roon suited 70 apart
mont houses nursery or reception rentals ana
.asv pavments system good second hanis AZ very
low prices. MAI ~ SHIN fiANo eH =, !" ~
Second door below l4th-st 30 5th-aNe
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Ocean Cleaners.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w ioR oULENsTowN- AND LIVERPOOL,
snsTpItTiC Car,. Cameron WoI, Dec r. l p m
BrITANNIC Capt. raFse.I. Vol, De- - go a. IN.
iiSifst no CAM Dawson, December 20. 10 80 o.
GERM AHIC can't iry!,e VI Jng a.: ? 49,. ? 80 a. M
ss,oon : "a 500 $50 and 500. Seeragr. from or 20
the old Country $40 a llEtei number Of second. caO
n,ss,naers carried on these outward $50 and
sg5 preuad es5. excursion sos Company's once. No.
q bioadfay EeWYofk. j. BRUCE lshAf. Agent
COMPAGNIE GENEkALE IRANSATLAN-
u TIOUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVKE-
Coupaay's per fDowNo41 North River 100; i Morton a.
IA kOI,HfAEDIE De EeIraDite. sat, l,c. -, : D. III
"A GOii HGOGNE. Ffangcnl. saturday. Dec -. n m
IA IHANp.G@ft Brftr. SATURDAY. DEC %. y, m.
=" A ToRGTT Agent No. Bowling Green.
1r7,IIE ROOM Of OpEN.AIR SrORTS." octave. 500
4 pages illustrated The standard authotly or, On
metran open All amusements Eues for sailing, swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riing etc ees,
r. NH n nsr eopy Published BY The Tribune New.
Yo,s Intertaning and universally eomplimsntsd BY the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09
propnsals.

AQUEDUCT CoMMIssl ONERS, OFFICE.
ROOM 2Og. STEWAR BUILDING, NO. $50 i:ROAD-
WAY, Nl.M-YORK, November 20. 1855
no CONTRACTORS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for furnishing all ma
I'D orials doing work TO construct the
gate-house az Central para Revolt laying The fona,
ali chambers and appurenances aIa laying all Other work
necessary complete Section II AZ the new Aqueduct
viii be received this Office until Frdiy December a.
lsss at O'Clock ,. m 40 which place ana hour they
win be publicly opened by the AQud Commlss Oners
and the award Of the contract doing said work will
he made by said Commissioners soon thereafter az
possible. -, A.. IN
forms OF said approved contract ana the specn
therefor ami bids pfopot ais ana proper en-
welcomes for their enclosure ana forms Of bonds and also
the plans and all other Information can DO
obtained at above Office the Aqu duct Commits
OF application % the SECRETARY
BY order 0: the Aqucduct Comm ssloheF1 ,-..,
JOHN G. SHErHAN JAMES u III hNE.
Secretary. fFesiurh|
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Gelu rOantco.

felu Uantco.
xILNTFD-MAN take the agency OF our safes;
w size 5sXlsNl8 inches; weight 500 pounds real pr
sS5; other proportion rare chance ana per,
,nent busncss These demand never before
SUPPLIED by other companies are not governed
- N' '''' ALPINE SAFE CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
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Business Chdures
Crcnrsions.
Ere Cream.

gI( GIRu.H.
FACT.-fIortOn's leo Cream Is made from pure
"A cream Uortons Patent super Frozen Bricks Oh Ice
cream for Restaurants Churches Festivals &c, Will keep
hard ono hour Country orders promptly hned DepotS
-3O5 ithave., j9S Gthave.. 10 PARK row ITO Eass
'25th-st New York and 453 Futon-st., Brooklyn
y,TSSrII,S ICE CREAM--1he standard since 1881
L Individual bricks speciality FaitlcuSr :, dtIehtIoh
IN out Of town orders. Down depot $50 Broadway
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a. r. ia M IA IS,

Special lmporta for the holiday, 81 Ron NARCHh
AND LOUVRE GLDSt~. Giants Albert for short
niigcrs S-buton MOusqutaircs 3l.i5; f-button Nus
g,,.. q specially.
HtSb<OME SELECTION or PARIS FANS. 800
artscllly painted null and Duchess, Chantny
amt Rose Laces from - - TO ~ - q piece.
FINE HATi~fE UANDhERtHicFs Including
the exquisite specimens of French Embroidery III
Wftte Mourning and Colofs
tOR~Er~ bAYAiIIEHE.
Best fitting French Corset in II different shapes from
So IS UP. - 49, 80.
4. f. JAMMES IMPORTER. 10 WEST 30TH-sT.
OPEN EVENINGS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
OLD Valentines y)ay Customs

Notwithstanding the old time practice of
relieving or changing valentines when some
one was drawn that WAS not quite so pleasant
to the one who drew That name. there seems
to have been c disposition to believe that the
person drawn as a valentine had some con-
siderabla likelihood OF becoming the associate
of that party i'll wedlock. At least, we may
suppose that this idea would be gladly and
easily arrived at, where the party SO drawn
was at all eligible from other considerations
There was, it appears, a prevalent notion
among the common people that this was the
day on which the birds selected their mates
They seem TO have imagine that an influence
was inherent in the day, which rendered in
some degree binding the lot or chance by
which any youth or maid was now led TO fix
his attention on person of the opposite sex.
1t was supposed, for instance. that the first
unmarried person of the other sex whom one
met on st Valentines morning in walking
abroad was & destined wife or destined hus-
band. Thus Gay makes a rural dame re-
mark:
Last Valentine, the day when birds Of kind
Their paramours with mutual clirpngs find,
j early rose just ct the break of day
Before the sun had chased the stars away
Afield / went, amid the morning dew,
To milk my kline for 50 should housewives do(
Thee first Spied-and the first swain we see
In spite of fortune small our true love be.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
A Fat Man Who Whistles.

won't you please stop, sir; it's making me
nervous" The person addressed, fat man
with boyish countenance, turned quickly to
the speaker, a sort of womans rights looking
little woman, and said, in tone of embar.
rasSment: stop whats"
"Nhistling,n she replied.
The fat man blusLcd and glanced around
the chr. Every passenger was looking in his
direction, and testy man opposite muttered
something like Thank goodness, some one
has shut him up" As quickly as he could
pick his $50 pounds off the seat the fat man
left the car.
The offender is a politician ard an office
holder He says the habit Of whistling pop-
uiar airs is almost second nature with him
No sooner does he entsr a car and get COM
fortably seated than he begins to whistle in a
low tone without knowing it, He is diffident
and frequently when he happens to look
around at his fellow passengers and catches
them either laughing or frowning he knows
that he has been whistling. He makes his
escape Immediately if he is riding on a sur
face car, or If on the elevated road he gets ont
at the next station, Not long ago be paid n
visit TO the mayors Office. Several heads of
bureaus were already there to make reports.
lie took place on the sofa TO await his turn.
In few minutes he was warbling softly.
The mayor had passed sleepless night. TIE
officer knew if. lie touched the fat man on
the shoulder. The fat man understood what
he had done and was grateful 70 the attend
ant.-New York Mail and Express.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

The many strange phenomena OF amnesia
have been enriched by the experience of one
Of the 2blest living psychologists, Professor
BAN. Some months ago Professor Balm fell
from his horse, and was unconscious for
about three hours afterwards During this
slime his shoulder, which had been sprained
by the accident, was set without his knOwI-
edge. Upon regairing consciousness, it was
found that he had lost all remembrance Of
what had occurred an hour before the acct
dent, as well as of the three Lo;1s following,
He was found on u different road from that
which he can remember having intended to
take, and so must have changed his mind.
OF this lie has lost all recollection: otherwise
there were no mental effects
The editor Of Mind, who tells the story.
adds another case IN which a gentleman, af-
ter falling from a carriage, remained IN
conscious for nearly four months Upon re-
awakening, not only was this interval total
blank to him, but the events of the week pre-
cedIng the accident were equally lost. In
portant transactions which he had made
during that week were forgotten. This sug-
gests that there may be some relation be-
tween the duration Of Inconsistencies after
the accident and the memory blank before.
AT all events, the phenomena, mysterious as
they are, deserve to be recorded. The a,I
thenticity and careful analysis of the above
cases add TO their value.-Science
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
New Treatment for Consumption.

| The star of Bergeon's treatment waning a
little, new forms of cure for tubercular pa
tientS are being found with undated vigor,
and II. Garcin comes to the front with by
droduoric acid This new method consists
in placing phthisical patients for an hour
every day IN small cabinet which contains
six cubic meters of air that is saturated with
acid This saturation is obtained
| by pumping current of air through gutta
percha bottle that contains 100 grammeS of
the acid to 500 grammes OF distilled water.
The quantity of air pumped in is renewed
every fifteen minutes, as tn" effect Is quickly
exhausted
The system has been tried for year past
in a number of cabinets that n Garcia has
fitted up in room in his own house, and dur
ing the month OF August hundred patients
were submitted TO the treatment OF this
number, fourteen remained as before, forty
one were improved, and thirty-lve were
cured, while ten died. II is stated that under
the influence of this form Of medication the
attacks of coughing diminish and finally
cease. The Koch bacilli cannot resist this
acid, as they at first are found to diminish In
number and soon they no longer segment; at
last they entirely disappear from the score
tons. The general State Of the patients was
much improved, the appetite was increased
the night sweats ceased, and some patients
treated over a year ago remain well 1t seems
tfl,t the workmen at the celebrated glass
n i1ufactory a. BaccereS had first noticed
that the hydroAuoriS acid they employed had
good effects on The health OF consuInp'lve per
sonS-Paris Coz New York Medical Journal
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
Children VINO Arc Too Fat,

Some people thinl, the latest children the
healthiest; but this IS not true. Too much
fat in children, as well as in grown persons, is
disease. Covering the muscles too deeply
/ binders their growth and strength. I have
net known an over fat child TO live through
teething without losing its superfuous flesh.
Until or 10 years of age no meat is needed
for the perfectly developed child, and then
once daily is sufficient. Abundance of oat-
meal, yellow cornmeal and bread made from
entire wheat -four will furnish material for
strength and good teeth, and make the teeth
hard enough to cut themselves in most cases.
Delicate children cannot always live upon
this coarse food, but those who can VIII have
little work for the dentists, and will possess
strong, bony framework for the attachment
OF the muscles. For the delicate little ones,
whose appetiteS must be studied. there are
various health foods now made among which
should be some one that will be found to
agree and prove palatable.
Children wisely fed do not take cold easily;
they are not troubled with constipation or
diarrhea, and the ordeal of teething gener-
ally proves an easy matter. When children
have colds the feedin;s should be still more
moderate The old saying, Feed cold and
starve fever" is renowned by scientific
physicians of all schools in these days.-Mrs.
L. y. Cook, NJ. D.. in DemOrests.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
Practice Before the Mirror.

While on the subject of adorning the female
human face it may be well TO note that self
study of wofnen's couutenance is highly COM
mended. 1t is now declared that women
should make a practice of smiling, talking
ana eating before their mirrors the object
being TO detect and correct grunaces, with
which most of our kind are at times afflicted
The actress studies every physical phase Of
her part with the aid Of her mirror. and whv
should not women who do not act ION the
stagel avail themselves of the same means Of
Improvement! We are told that an agreed blt
smile, without obvious affecration, and a
graceful carriage are mostly results of tram.
Ing If practiced intelligently, that is before
ones mirror, and aSSiduouSly. they finally
become easy through force Of habit En-
Gaglng manners are certainly worth ali the
pains that one can expend in their cultiva-
tion. Ii some OF US could see ourselves as
Others see US when we are at the essential
gross business OF eating we might he tempted
to line our dining rooms wica mirrors On
second thought that is not bad idea on gene
raj principles.-Detro!t Free Press